Sorry, I asked for a link of him fighting. You claimed to have knowledge of how he handles himself as a pugilist.
The first link you posted shows his head get slammed hard into the ground with the opposition players arm around his throat making the impact worse. It then appears the NZ player says something to which Thaiday takes offence to, so he jumps up and questions it, the NZ player pushes him, then another NZ player comes in and pushes him. Thaiday didn't instigate anything, he still had the ball in his left hand. So this proves he can't fight. Sorry, not with you so far.
Let's move onto video number 2 which seems to depict a balding old man and a bunch of yobbos yelling aimlessly. We then see a distant replay from a poorly shot camera, of Thaiday coming in late to shoulder charge Jennings who had hold of someone already. Bit of a grub act, no doubt, still nothing on his fighting ability though. So you're 0/2.
I'm failing to see anywhere in those videos where it portrays Sam Thaidays fighting ability. Are we to assume from your denunciation of Thaiday, that his unwillingness to engage in illegal on field activity (fighting) is to be seen as not being able to fight? If this is the case, I would quickly ascertain that you are both credulous and delusional.
