Jim Lampley

Yeah, everybody.

And he would do weird stuff, like throw a left hook over the top and hit the top of your head.

He would throw a left hook like that, like a looping overhand left.

Yeah, but the way Triple G would do it, it would be going down on you.

It's weird.

It was a weird punch.

And he would hit you in the forehead, or the temple, which is where a lot of people lose their equilibrium.

Well, whatever they do in Kazakhstan, it might be different from what they do in the United States.

No, he was special.

He was very special.

Another guy, we've got to talk about Julio Cesar Chavez, who's also one of my all-time favorites.

Julio Cesar Chavez in his prime, he would just systematically break people down.

And the volume, the constant attack and volume.

It wasn't a one-punch guy.

What is it, two seconds before the final bell that the fight gets stopped?

Larry Hazard stops it and everybody wants to kill him?

That's right, Richard Steele.

That's right.

Okay, so you corrected me on one earlier and now I got you.

That's right.