There was a section in FACING TYSON about Scaff, and the respect that others had for him was theme that developed. He was a union pipe-fitter.
Carl "The Truth" Williams was alot of fun. So much talent with a few flaws. Bert Cooper was must see TV where im from. I liked seeing the Joe Frazier style in there but without the defense part.
I would pick Earnie Shavers. Had devastating power--unquestionably one of the hardest punchers in boxing history--but he could never quite get to the summit!
Yeah, he was a lovely guy. I can't remember if it was in Facing Tyson or something else, but the journalist that interviewed him wrote that as he was pulling out of Danny's drive he came running out of the house and to the car window and said "Hey, don't forget about me." There's just something lovely and honest about the man. That Tyson KO and the Jackson one always made a special impact on me as a kid though. Those men were big as houses and Tyson just... This content is protected I probably should add Donny Long too.
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