I like how everyone is calling out Semin but Stall was the one in the fetal position who got taken down. How bad does that look if you are suppose to be known as a fighter? Anyways I might be one of the few who has nothing at all wrong with what Semin did. http://www.examiner.com/x-1090-Washington-Capitals-Examiner~y2009m1d5-Alexander-Semin-slap-boxing-his-way-to-victory
On Saturday, Capitals star and often-injured forward Alexander Semin
got into it with the Ranger's Marc Staal, but instead of throwing
punches, Semin likely delivered the most slaps to an opposing player in
any fight in NHL history. After Staal pulled off Semin's jersey and
shoulder pads, Staal fell to the ice, at which time Semin wasted no
time wailing his open hands at Staal's face, like a 12 year old girl.
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Watch out there now, my 12 year old niece is 5'9" and about a buck forty... I tried to break up a fight with her and an ex-friend and I know from experience, she punches like a grown-a man. they don't make twelve year old girls like they used to!
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