111.   He was suspended for a game after throwing a punch at Kevin Willis of the Rockets.

112.   He weaved right and left, something he would have been better served doing when Gatti was still throwing punches.

113.   He stood frozen for several moments before throwing a punch that staggered only the air surrounding him.

114.   He threw a punch in a game, which means an automatic suspension of at least one regular-season game.

115.   He threw punches at a pre-fight news luncheon, explaining later he had been coached to create a commotion as part of the publicity hype.

116.   He wanted tangible proof he was telling the truth when he said he was only trying to protect himself when he threw the fateful punch.

117.   Heck, the guy is willing to drop the gloves and throw a few punches if necessary.

118.   He waited too long to throw punches, and though he landed well during his flurry in the second round, he was completely spent afterward.

119.   He would throw one punch at a time instead of those combinations because he was looking for the easy way out.

120.   Hemingway stopped clouting Plimpton only when the bloodied writer asked him to throw punches in slow motion so Plimpton could study his technique.