The result of this face-off between an old man and a young boxer is not as expected <br />When this young boxer took on an old man he probably thought the match would be over quickly. <br /> <br />And it was, but not how the buff youngster may have expected. <br /> <br />The old man, believed to be Ernesto Bergamasco who boxed for Italy in the Olympics in the 70s, steps up to his muscular opponent wearing a striped jumper and tracksuit bottoms. <br />Ernesto, who is 64-years-old, first maneuvers the challenger into a corner. <br /> <br />He then ducks underneath a right hook and lands his own fist square on his opponent’s nose. <br />The force of the blow knocks the young boxer to the ground. <br /> <br />Once he gets up, Ernesto is back on him and the challenger surrenders shortly afterwards. <br /> <br />Agility, skill and technique clearly is more important than brute force in boxing – no matter what the age.
