I think this is a great idea. Last night I watched LaMotta/Hairston II. Not that it was a great fight, but there is always something interesting...
Hadn't heard this, thanks for posting it. RIP Mr. Schulberg. On the Waterfront, an achievement of a lifetime.
No, not edible, Greg. But I hear it smokes pretty well. :smoke :nut I've seen this stuff. The desert between L.A. and Vegas is "loaded" with it.
Silent Gene Hairston, or Gene Dummy Hairston, for the great, deaf-mute MW
Lights Out Toney
I think you mentioned that you have a fight coming up. Do you know anything about the guy you're gonna face?
I agree with you for the most part. I just think there are so many things that go into making a great fighter, and as many combinations of those...
I know your heart's all in it Greg, and that's beautiful. But there have been some great ones that didn't work so hard. But I agree with you, it...
Great post, Pea, and I agree that Robinson was more an offensive fighter than a defensive one; and you make a great point in, "most of the time...
I enjoyed that read, FromWithin. Thanks!
That's great Greg. Sounds like you're havin' alotta fun, way to go!
Robinson wins 1939 Golden Glove Championship... as a Featherweight. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=88qNlf7cohk&feature=related
Watching this clip, I'm hit with how balanced a fighter Robinson was. Good with both hands, fast, hit hard, took a good shot, and of course weight...
I'd have to agree that we are talking about instinct to a large extent, which you would think is inborn, the capacity for that mindset or...
Can't be sure, but he looks familiar.
