HAHA so you admit you scurred of him. All tough on the net but when **** gets real you fold. You aint bout dat life
I resemble that comment Nah, JK....Gage Park HS and Hubbard HS had two of the greatest academic programs in the nation and around the globe. It's really a wonder I can read and write at all.:think
I think NBC did a good job in presenting interesting fights that weren't total stinkers. I remember in the early 80s when most heavyweight fights were far worse than these back then it was couple of blubbery, lumbering heavyweights clinching and posturing, that changed when Tyson came along, thank god. Both of NBC's televised fights had plenty of punching and all 4 guys were in excellent physical condition.
Good post.:good Except, the 90s really made popular the hug and lumber method. Lewis and Holyfield and Ruiz were all masters of the hug and posture, and guys like Bowe and Mathis and Foreman, even Moorer truly personafide great fitness and technique.:yep:yep No, seriously though.....eastern euros are bringing action back into the game. Theyre learning what sells fights and theyre adapting well. Nice that the K2 paved the way. This decade should really bring boxing back to the mainstream. NBC is smartly jumping on the trend headfirst.:think
I have a question, was it that I'm deaf or was there no mic in the ring to pick up on the sound during the punch impacts during the Adamek/Cunningham fight? They were landing shots that were completely soundless, so we couldn't take in the impact of the punches. I didn't enjoy it. Glad boxing is back on regular tv though.
**** gets real i fight. What about you internet gangster disciple. I dont need to fight uou. Youre a chicago statistic waitibg to happen
Trust me if you scurred of isal you don't wanna see me. I'll leave you alone cuz I see you're boys with snitches
Absolutely :good I think PPV is horrible for expanding boxing's audience. Only hard core fans will buy it. It's a shame that the scorecard was changed after it was announced Hope to see more nationally televised bouts on network TV in the future :good