Cheers For Analysis mate :good Yeah i agree anything close i don't see going his way. We seen it before. He's gonna have to produce something special to take the belt.
I watched 'Kid Akeem' Anifowoshe v Robert Quiroga for the first time yesterday, 1991 FOTY. Probably the only FOTY from the last 20 years or so. Great, great brutal fight :good Both fought like complete warriors. Kid Akeem reminded me of Ali Funeka. Very tall fighter who doesnt use his height advantage but throws lots of short little shots. Quiroga loved to get in close and go to war. I wish I scored it properly as it seemed such a close fight. Akeem collapsed at the end of the fight and ended up in a coma from a blood clot. Both were only 21 at the time, but both are dead now :-( Quiroga was murdered in 2004, Kid Akeem died 3 years after the fight. Gotta be watched if anyone hasnt seen it yet :thumbsup
from 1am this morning through until 3.30am I watched: The Thrilla in Manila Khan-Bull Khan-Earl Khan-Prescott Froch-Kessler Up again around 11am and watched Haye-Abdoul currently downloading Margocheato-Mosley watch that then will follow that up with Duran-Barkley and finish off on Marquez-Diaz I before the German card starts later on.
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I have two of my brother in laws visiting from Norway and the wife knows the score, plus they were away shopping this afternoon, house to myself - a few beers and watch the fights. Nowt wrong with that :bbb
agreed, amazing fight. I didn't know of the post-fight circumsances until I read into it after watching the fight and being astounded by both mens courage. I KNEW there was something wrong when the cards were being sorted. You could just tell, I was just happy I hadn't witnessed a ring fatality, which is what I assumed it mightve been. Collapsed and died after sparring a few years later. Sad.