Did Duran just have Leonards # that night, Or did Sugar just fight the wrong fight?

Don't drop down to this pole smokers level Bojak, leave that to silly ******s like me

I remember you here years ago, and you're a damn good long term poster. He/she really isn't worth your time and effort. Next to zero knowledge and contributes SFA.

I'm going to use the ignore function, for the first time in my life

:good

 

Make it sooner rather than later you piece of scum. Armchair filth like you who think they know better than professional judges make my skin crawl.

 

Well you'd best get out of here, that's all of us you idiot :hi:

 

Seems like you're on to something.

And good to have you back posting here again.

 

I thought you were supposed to have me on ignore. You can't even get that right. Moron.:rofl:rofl:rofl:nut

I would give more credence to the opinions of ANY pro judge's cat than vermin like you, and I don't like cats.

 

The best way to beat a superior boxer is to throw lots of punches and press him. To do this, you need a lot of stamina, some guts, and a decent enough chin. You're not going to win on the outside, and Duran had a very short reach!

So the plan was sound.

Sugar Ray's was not. He could have used tied Duran up on the inside more often, and made him pay with punches while closing the distance, and worked the body. In the Re-match Sugar Ray fought Duran perfectly.