Jim Cummins vs Ken Baumgartner

Jan 24, 1996 2pd 04:09

1995-1996 Regular Season

Date / Time Away / Home Team Away / Home Player
Jan 24, 1996 Chicago Blackhawks Jim Cummins
2pd 04:09 Toronto Maple Leafs Ken Baumgartner
Away from the play these two grab on. Baumgartner twirls Cummins into position and starts slugging him with some strong lefts. Cummins starts answering with his right, but Baumgartner backs off, switches to the right and starts landing some good rights. Baumgartner goes back to the left and both men are unleashing vicious haymakers with a few landing. They then tie up by the bench and are broken up.

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Ken Baumgartner 52.9%
Draw 42.6%
Jim Cummins 4.4%
From 68 votes with an average rating of 6.7

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Posted by chad420 on Dec 31, 2008 at 9:29 PM agree disagree
good fight...bomber with the win
Posted by Juha82 on May 24, 2008 at 3:22 AM agree disagree
Cummer kept his head more low than Bomber but ate one at his nose and other to the side of his head.
Cummer did have land one to the side of Bomber's helmet/face area and helmet goes off.
They threw them quickly, going toe to toe with no wrestling/grappling.
Cummer threw 8, 1 landing solidly taking helmet off of Bomber's head.
BOmber threw 11, 3 landing as one of these punches was more a grazer.
They narrowly missed with few although Bomber got in a grazer one and maybe another one too as they goes toe to toe.
It ended on the boards/bench as Bomber starts wrestling but only couple second and the officials comes in.
EDGE Bomber.
Posted by The Peach on Jul 10, 2007 at 1:17 PM agree disagree
decent scrap. bomber was throwing wild and managed to avoid most of cummins' better thrown straights.
Posted by trpaulson on Jun 30, 2007 at 9:22 PM agree disagree
Good free -swinging fight.
Posted by pcsman on Feb 20, 2011 at 8:28 PM agree disagree
Great fight these guys whale it out Baumgartner seems to land 2 punches for every one of cummins - - Baumgartner known for his solid left punch shows he may of been the fastest fighter of all time
Posted by srehm1 on May 30, 2008 at 8:53 AM agree disagree
This is a good fight. Behind the play Baumgartner and Cummins hook up. They both wrestle at first with Bomber trying to pull his left loose. He then misses wildly with a left. As they continue to grapple they move towards the boards. Bomber pulls his left free and fires 5 shots, landing at least three and knocking Cummins' helmet off. Just as Bomber is ending this flurry, Cummins begins firing rapidly with right hands. He lands two quick shots, knocking Bomber's helmet off as well.

Bomber switches to his right as Cummins fires away. He throws two glancing rights before switching back to his left. Here they both exchange a wild flurry of punches. Cummins has his head down and is throwing rights. Bomber seems to land better with his left hands.

Bomber then grapples with Cummins and forces him up against the boards. The linesmen make their way in and break up the fracas.

I have to give Bomber a slight edge in this fight. Both fighters got some punches in during this dust-up, but I feel Bomber landed the better shots. Cummins was always game, but he was a little overmatched against Baumgartner.
Posted by Gunslinger on Jul 17, 2007 at 11:19 AM agree disagree
I have alot of "spect" for these guys and I have to give Baumer the edge based on quality of punches landed.

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