Following on from the Benn-McClellan thread..... Which fights won't you re-watch and why? I've never rewatched Ali-Holmes or Norris-Leonard because 2 of the fighters that first got me interested in boxing got badly beaten. I've never even seen Leonard-Camacho at all.
Never seen Ali vs Holmes/Berbick or Leonard vs Norris/Camacho and I don't intend to really either. Brodie vs Crolla - very sad to see. Most of those awful heavyweight fights between Williams/Audley/Skelton/Sprott. Haskins vs Broadhurst - :tired
leonard vs duran III ,for me it was a very sad night duran just could not be bothered and it must oh hurt inside when he realised he could not hit leonard that night
i watched ali/holmes the other month for the first time very sad and i am not an ali fan and i wont be watching it again
When fighters I've really liked have lost (especially/mainly when I was younger), I tend to watch it again, hoping it somehow turns out different , ludicrous I know - looking for some excuse, some kind of reason, I just can't accept it... the what I thought untouchable, my hero in a way, got beat.
I've watched Benn-McClellan lots of times (though most the time not till the end), I'm not going to pretend I haven't.
Collins-Resto Ingle-Botile Oliver-Devakov And Cotto-Margarito, I get halfway through and i just struggle to watch my favorite fighter take that punishment. Plus now having the suspicion of him using concrete wraps it winds me up a lil that he may of used them on Miguel. The other fights for obvious reasons. I'd feel creepy watching them
barrera-khan. its a disgrace such a legend was exploited like that when in his day cudnt and never wud lace his gloves