Funny how bad professional athletes are at fighting unless their profession is fighting.Two observations:
- Anderson needs to work on his foot work. The first punch he threw was completely off balance making his 2nd punch ineffective and easy for Ramirez to duck. That left Anderson open for the roundhouse right directly to his chin.... and down he goes.
- Anderson is right handed yet his initial stance was southpaw. Was he trying to confuse Ramirez?
If you're going to cross-over into other sports, you should at least have some basic skills. Hopefully, the White Sox training staff will hold some work-out sessions this week to resolve the issue.
Kind of ironic huh
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So not a 1st time offense for Anderson the reason he got 6 even that he's the one who got knocked out. lolSuspensions have been handed down to both
Fight fallout: Anderson suspended 6, Ramirez 3
White Sox shortstop Tim Anderson has been suspended six games and Guardians third baseman Jose Ramirez three for trading punches and sparking a bench-clearing brawl. Both are appealing their suspensions.
They will lose a few thousand each... but, on the bright side, Bob Arum called and wants to schedule a rematch.Suspensions have been handed down to both
Fight fallout: Anderson suspended 6, Ramirez 3
White Sox shortstop Tim Anderson has been suspended six games and Guardians third baseman Jose Ramirez three for trading punches and sparking a bench-clearing brawl. Both are appealing their suspensions.
From looking at that fight I don't think either of them are in a position to jump into the ring anytime soon
