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Hagler was smart to get Hearns to throw punches wildly. Not that he planned for Hearns to break is hand, but had Hearns had a slower paced fight he would have been able to time that right hand. Hagler knew he had to fight wild and he put his all mentally and physically into the fight. But you could tell just how that first punch hurt Hagler, had Tommy not broken his right hand he might have been able to keep on hurting Marvin.
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Really? Based on what evidence? No question it was a helluva shot, but Hagler was hit cleanly by big punchers before and after he fought Hearns, and besides never being knocked out, the only knockdown Hagler suffered was when he was off balance coming in against Roldan. There is no evidence whatsoever to indicate any punch that Tommy WOULD HAVE landed, would have caused Hagler to be "counted out".
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Wobbly... I never saw hagler wobbly in this fight or any fight really. As far as the question goes... nothing would've happened to Hagler.. it just would've pissed him off
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Just a simple question,the duran punch from hearns catching hagler solid on the chin,just like in the way duran was posed.The Hagler that fought hearns was very prepared to rush him and make him fight,and would not allow the hitman to chase,which is where he gets his leverage. awe whatever lol
a shame a rematch never happened.
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Being there and seein it live and countless times watch it. In the first round, Hearns had his shot land on MMH`s chin. Hagler absorbed it, walked through him, and left him crumpled on the canvas... Does anyone really think that in a rematch, hearns would fare any better ? It was CLEARLY established that Hagler COULD take Hearns shot. Also that Hearns could not take Hagler`s pressure or inside work . Is everyone forgetting what an incredible chin Hagler had ??????? And next time, or with a perfect punch, Hearns Ko`s Hagler ? Hagler beats him each and every time out ...
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Nice that you went to that fight. Well that first first big punch wobbled him. I am not sure where in the stadium you were at , but I have a better view of fights I have been to live then when I went home to watch it on tv than when I was actually watching it live. .Hagler had to get his legs back a little , but he recovered well and fast and kept punching. Hearns never hurt him much again, although Hagler was getting tired in round 3, but Hearns was ready to go. I am as sure of Hagler being hurt as I am of when the cut happened in round one.
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I think Hagler knew he put his all mentally and physically in his fight with Hearns and that he could not do that again. He might have been able to beat him, but the rematch would be a slower pace and Hearns would have been able to establish a jab and picked apart Marvin. Marvin was swelling after round one a little, and in round 3 he looked somewhat swelled on his left side. I could very well see Hearns beat Hagler if the fight were a slower pace. At that fast pace it favored Marvin. No way do I see Marvin winning everytime out. Regardless of Marvin winning, Tommy hit him easily. I remember that, and a slower pace. Well who knows. Remember Marvin is the guy who won the fight, and he felt he had to fight Tommy aggressive or he would not win. |
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Hearns knocked out guys other people could not. You have to remember, Hagler fought that style of brawling as a tactical decision. And Hearns saw Hagler come out that way and saw it as an opportunity to land his big punch. The stronger middleweight won. But to think the rematch would have resembled that fight at all I don't think so. Hagler never wanted to fight Hearns again, and he would have had to fight him again since Hearns beat Shuler who was number one contender. It was a great fighter, but not your typical superfight. This was a wild punching brawl in round one and this rarely happens. It made the fight outcome more random than had they fought their typical styles.
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