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Discussion in 'Classic Boxing Forum' started by mr. magoo, Sep 30, 2008.



  1. McGrain

    McGrain Diamond Dog Staff Member

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    Stop whinging, you haven't started a thread since May.
     
  2. LittleRed

    LittleRed Boxing Junkie Full Member

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    Boy are the heavyweights being neglected.

    Anyway is the Ali-Blue Lewis fight the most atypical performance you'll see, stylistically at least? Ali fights on the inside, keeps up a sustained body attack, and scores a knockout in round 5 only to have the ref blow it (Lewis was down for about 14, maybe 15 seconds and the ref counted out 9 in 12 seconds - of course you could argue that if he counted faster Lewis would have gotten up faster). In short it's Ali doing everything you hear he couldn't do. Great jab to the body but his work inside is mediocre.
     
  3. LittleRed

    LittleRed Boxing Junkie Full Member

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    Finally the black and gold is back. Can we be profane again as well?

    ***** ***ol ****** ********ey. *****er.
     
  4. red cobra

    red cobra VIP Member Full Member

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    I don't know why either,....they don''t know who Marciano is anyway....so don't worry.
     
  5. gregluland

    gregluland Boxing Addict Full Member

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    So what do you Americans think of Jarryd Hayne, we Aussies have known he was an exceptional talent for years now, a legend of Rugby League and as a RL Fullback second only to the incredible Billy Slater. Slater may be even better at NFL than Hayne but then again I am an Aussie so know very little about NFL or it's rules so is Hayne in NFL all hype or is he really good ?...
     
  6. kingfisher3

    kingfisher3 Boxing Addict Full Member

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    not american but i like the nfl and i've seen him play a couple of nrl matches. he did well in the highlights of that preseason game and the coach sounded positive about him in the post game interview so i'd say he has better than 50/50 of making the roster. maybe playing as a punt/kick returner initially while he gets more practice reading blocks and stuff to be effective running inside, but he's already a threat on the edge/outside.
     
  7. gregluland

    gregluland Boxing Addict Full Member

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    Great to see you have watched the NRL, it has been awesome this year, I don't think there is a more exciting sport out there nowadays.
     
  8. kingfisher3

    kingfisher3 Boxing Addict Full Member

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    story from when ali and some pro wrestlers went to north korea

    'Another incident involved Ric Flair and boxing legend Muhammad Ali at a dinner with North Korean dignitaries. During the dinner, some of the North Koreans were rambling about their country’s superiority over the rest of the world. Muhammad Ali then blurted out…”No wonder we hate these mother****ers!” Ric Flair was shocked and scared that Ali said what he said…but pretty much felt the same way. He just wouldn’t have done it then and there'
     
  9. Tom Mooney

    Tom Mooney New Member Full Member

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    2014 Women's World Amateur Boxing Championships was initially scheduled to be held in Edmonton, Canada:bbb
     
  10. James Townes

    James Townes Member Full Member

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    I will when my 60s days are up...
     
  11. Vanboxingfan

    Vanboxingfan Obsessed with Boxing Full Member

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    Pretty much my view on the topic as well. That said l think certain fighters have such unique styles they're hard to replicate. Foreman, Duran, Hearns, SRR and a few more.
     
  12. fists of fury

    fists of fury Obsessed with Boxing Full Member

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    I will be offline for a few months. Be good everyone.
     
  13. Tom Mooney

    Tom Mooney New Member Full Member

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    HOW TO WRAP HANDS FOR A BOXING WORKOUT

    All boxers on a compulsory note wrap their hands with hand wraps, in order to protect their fingers, wrists and knuckles. Hands are the first part of the body to encounter contact with the opponent and this means your hand muscles and wrists are put to work immediately. It is important that your fingers and knuckles are in good condition throughout the match.

    know more at http://www.ambersport.co.uk/news/how-to-wrap-hands-for-a-boxing-workout/:rasta
     
  14. carlito

    carlito Member Full Member

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    not here r u kidding...lol
     
  15. Nighttrain

    Nighttrain 'BOUT IT 'BOUT IT Full Member

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    What does BORKED mean?