Brad May vs Eric Godard

Dec 17, 2005 3pd 02:24

2005-2006 Regular Season

Date / Time	Away / Home Team	Away / Home Player
Dec 17, 2005	Colorado Avalanche	Brad May
3pd 02:24	New York Islanders	Eric Godard
Godard throws a check on John-Michael Liles, who gets sent to his butt and slides into the boards. Cody McCormick skates over to Godard and gives him a slash to get him to go, but May comes skating in fast and Godard drops his gloves to go with an already gloveless May. They grab on and Godard throws a quick 4-5 rights, all landing to the side of May's head. They grapple a bit and exchange punches that don't land. May throws a right that misses and Godard counters with two rights that land. Godard waits, throws a couple of more rights, shakes off the elbow pad sticks with the right for a couple of more shots. May goes to switch to the left and when he does he opens himself up for a big right hand from Godard. They grapple a bit more and May tries to sneak in a right. Godard counters with a couple of more big shots that snap May's head back. They then hold on for the linesmen to come in. Both skaters skate a way with a smile. Other Penalties: Cody McCormick received a slashing.

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Results

Eric Godard		96.8%
Draw		2.1%
Brad May		1.1%
From 95 votes with an average rating of 7.6

User Reviews

Posted by Behn Wilson on Apr 14, 2011 at 7:18 PM agree

Sorry, but if Godard... in his prime...

isn't, somewhere, on your ''All Time, Pound For Pound, Top Ten List''...

...then we probably shouldn't watch a game together.

OK, we can catch a game, but no nachos for you!

Posted by chad420 on Apr 14, 2011 at 2:18 PM agree

win God(ard) of Thunder

Posted by Juha82 on Feb 8, 2010 at 1:17 PM agree

Godard with DECISIVE WIN here, he was clearly active of the two.

Posted by FHgrad99 on Apr 14, 2011 at 1:49 AM agree

May did a lot of swinging and missing while Godard was doing more swinging and landing. It almost seemed like Godard got tired of beating on May and he was waiting for the linesmen to seperate them. Godard's the clear winner here.

Posted by pvdrummer2000 on Jan 21, 2013 at 11:13 PM agree

Brad is a great team player!

Posted by jcholmes on Apr 14, 2011 at 7:03 AM agree

Godard tunes the old man. Too bad Godard lost it this year. No longer a top 10 fighter.

Posted by jim_mckenzie33 on Apr 14, 2011 at 1:34 AM agree

Love May Day, but the younger Godard grinded out a very punishing TKO over May. Brad welcomed the intervention by officials, who watched a
vicious, but quality NHL TILT, by two guys meeting at the crossroads.

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