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I guess I'm used to the DYG.com version of TKO/KO. I believe anytime someone is loopy, dazed, whatever you wanna call it, I think it's a KO as well.
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What do you have against it?
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Hockey fighting is still fighting, and its competitive. So why not use the KO,T.K.O and Knock Downs system that both Boxing and MMA use. It doesn't make sense why a hockey fight (which is a still a fight) should be scored another way then what both competitive fight leagues in the U.S. MMA and Boxing.
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To put the Brashear-Laraque fight in perspective. Say someone is conventionally bombing another country, and they are winning. Then, the country that is getting bomb, strikes back and nukes the other country, and ultimately wins, ending the war. That's the way I see it. I think that makes sense.
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His punches were more like Nagasaki than Hiroshima. While Nagasaki was a bigger bomb than Hiroshima, the bomb got caught in cross-wind and detonated somewhat off target, and closer to a mountainous reigon, but it still did the deed.
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