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An ex boxer punches a man and then says:

> おっと… 勢い余ってとどめ入れちまった。生きてる?

The man that was punched manages to stand up. At this point, a friend of the
puncher says:

> マジか… 所沢さんの **モロ** もらって…

I think that the sentence roughly translates as `"Unbelievable... he is still
standing after receiving a punch by Tokorozawa..."`, but I can't understand
the exact meaning of モロ. Does it have a special meaning in boxing? Or it
simply indicates a punch given with all one's strength? I know there's
[another question about
モロ](https://japanese.stackexchange.com/questions/47369/meaning-of-japanese-
slang-phrase-%E3%83%A2%E3%83%AD%E3%81%A7%E3%81%99), but in that case it is
used as an adverb, while here I think it is used as a noun. Thank you for your
help!
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Meaning of モロ in boxing
The answer from the question you linked applies to your question as well.

So to put it into the translation, it means the boxer took a direct, unguarded
hit.
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