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counterpunch

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[ US /ˈkaʊntɝˌpəntʃ/ ]
NOUN
  1. a return punch (especially by a boxer)

How To Use counterpunch In A Sentence

  • It is sad, very sad to watch a great champion being beaten in a one-sided fight where he cannot offer any meaningful counterpunch, which is what boxing is all about. Undefined
  • Moreover, in a recent subscribers issue of Counterpunch (Vol. 16, No. 7) Pam Martens describes the game-plan of the “Free-State Project” to take over the state of New Hampshire by force and create a laissez-faire society reminiscent of the wishes of Messrs. A and B and the gangsterish primary ponerogenic union, Club B, which I described inPart II. Confucianism and the Impact of Sociopathy, Part III
  • He came on strong late in the four-round bout, consistently landing counterpunches against the overeager Chinese fighter.
  • Manny will come at him and Shane is a great counterpuncher with knockout power. Freddie Roach: 'Boxing gets in your blood and you just can't quit'
  • Greenberg, rather than standing off trying to counter the counterpuncher, began to take some much-needed risks and take the fight to Kulikauskas.
  • Secondly, fighters can choose to block incoming blows outright or parry them, providing a split second or two to get in a quick counterpunch.
  • The Clark holdings played no small part in these events; they also figured prominently in the critical counterpunch.
  • He also counterpunched effectively while landing more shots to the head than almost any competitor so far.
  • Dirrell counterpunched his way to an easy victory in the second fight of the day at Peristeri Olympic Boxing Hall.
  • One of the greatest fighters I ever saw was a guy by the name of Sugar Ray Robinson, and he was a counterpuncher.
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