Todd Fedoruk vs Colton Orr

Mar 21, 2007 1pd 00:21

2006-2007 Regular Season

Date / Time	Away / Home Team	Away / Home Player
Mar 21, 2007	Philadelphia Flyers	Todd Fedoruk
1pd 00:21	New York Rangers	Colton Orr
Comments: Right off of the faceoff they drop the gloves and immediately grab ahold of each other near the side boards with Orr throwing a right while they are locking horns. They exchange simulataneous rights and Orr gets in an overhand right after that. They wrestle around for a short while until Orr gets loose and throws two more rights. Orr then winds up and connects with a straight right that puts Fedoruk to sleep right away. Fedoruk falls motionless to the ice and Orr is quickly escorted to the penalty box. One of the linesman waves for doctors to come out onto the ice. Fedoruk stays down on the ice for a good five minutes and is eventually lifted onto a stretcher with a neck brace and taken to the back.

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Results

Colton Orr		94.6%
Todd Fedoruk		5.2%
Draw		0.3%
From 367 votes with an average rating of 7.5

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User Reviews

Posted by HockeyFanMN on Mar 26, 2007 at 12:11 AM agree

How in the h*ll does Fedoruk have any votes?

I wonder if he'll keep trying to get his a$$ kicked in the future.

Posted by rcassett on Mar 22, 2007 at 12:25 AM agree

Orr's moving up the tough guy ladder. Still has a ways to go to catch Laroque and Brashear but has done a good job handling cheap shot artists like Fedoruk and Jansenn. Great job by the class MSG announcer team.

Posted by ItalianHunk21 on Mar 22, 2007 at 1:42 PM agree

Ouch! What a KO by Orr!

Posted by hockeymexican44 on Mar 22, 2007 at 3:21 PM agree

HAHAHA WOW! knocked out twice in a season first by boogard and now by orr

Posted by radioactiverich on Mar 22, 2007 at 2:14 PM agree

KTFO

Posted by ashoka on Mar 22, 2007 at 4:51 AM agree

I feel sorry for Fedoruk, but he opened his stance and BANG - full fatality hit... I believe Fedoruk don't know what happened to him, just looked up, and than just the memory fragments - lights off, dark, whoooo sound in head, lights on, the refs and docs around him and than just every detail of the roof of stadium...

Posted by larry playfair on Mar 22, 2007 at 9:30 AM agree

F'ing ow. Give it up, Todd.

Posted by Mike Kole on Mar 22, 2007 at 10:13 AM agree

Devestating punch to Fedoruk's jaw. Good to see Orr hold up immediately as Fedoruk dropped unconsciously to the ice.

How could anyone vote Fedoruk the winner. Good lord.

Posted by Bruins29 on Mar 22, 2007 at 9:38 AM agree

Hey Fedoruk...you just got KNOCKED the F*CK OUT!!

Posted by Killah_punk on Mar 22, 2007 at 2:03 PM agree

Domination!

Posted by GoFlyers77 on Mar 22, 2007 at 9:25 AM agree

I hope in the next game, the Flyers play Ben Eager, Martin Grenier, Riley Cote, Darrin Reid, and Triston Grant. That will shut up all the Rangers fans.

Posted by tonio on Mar 22, 2007 at 5:00 PM agree

Someone has got to save this kid from himself. The GD Flyers have no business putting this kid on the ice with 2 plates in his face on a team with no hope for the playoffs. This has to stop before the fridge gets himself killed.

Posted by CAIRNS HITSHARD on Mar 24, 2007 at 12:42 PM agree

Fridge needs to hang em up!!

Posted by scerbs on Mar 22, 2007 at 10:21 PM agree

Ranks right up there with Joey Kocur's KO of Jim Kyte and Ryan Vandenbussche's KO of Nick Kypreos. My only question. Who are the 4.5% of the people who thought Fedoruk won?

Posted by cwgatti on Mar 22, 2007 at 1:24 PM agree

Fedoruk won in a big way. Fate exposed him for what he really is: A fatality waiting to happen. Now, the Flyers can let him loose to pursue other interests besides hockey. Boogard basically ended his career. Burke traded him to Philly knowing he would never be the same. If the Flyers don't let him go, the NHL should step in and force him to retire. If he comes back and gets hurt or killed, that could be an event that the NHL will never recover from.

Fedoruk won in a big way.

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