Julio Cesar Chavez vs Terrance Ali

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  1. Addie

    Addie Myung Woo Yuh! Full Member

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    Is easily one of the most brutal fights I think I've ever seen. Ali should have been pulled out after the first two rounds, he was taking flush shots. There was one moment when Chavez unloaded five left hooks, they all landed flush and somehow Ali didn't go down. This was just unbelievably brutal, chilling to watch. Fair to Ali for his heart but I'll be interested to know if he's somewhere in Africa right now...with brain damage.
     
  2. MRBILL

    MRBILL Obsessed with Boxing Full Member

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    I have that on tape, but I haven't watched it in years.... 'Tis part of the "Lewis-Tucker" 1993 PPV card........... Terry Alli was a good contender, but he never could win the big one.... The losses to "Arroyo & Chavez" were the MUST WIN bouts in which he failed.... I'm not sure If Alli ever fought after 1993........

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  3. My2Sense

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    In terms of punch precision and power, this was Chavez's best showing IMO.
     
  4. MRBILL

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    Yeah, but Alli was shopworn by 1993...... He was close in age as that of Chavez, but Alli had slowed and his reflexes were shot by the early 1990s...... I think Don King was basically offering him a last paycheck when he allowed him to fight Chavez for the title........ Later on in Sept., Chavez got a gift draw with Pernell Whitaker..... Chavez was actually fading as well.......

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  5. Addie

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    Yes he was, still a hell of a fighter though even so.
     
  7. The Wanderer

    The Wanderer Boxing Addict Full Member

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    This fight was a lovely and brutal piece of work. The accuracy of Chavez was great both in single shots, (like the one that buckled Alli in the first) and in combinations. Might have been over sooner but Chavez hurt his right at some point, hence the overabundance of left hooks from Chavez.

    Even so, this fight was a dissection. Can't say Alli doesn't have heart, but then he probably knew all too well that this could be his last chance.

    Don't know about the brain damage, but sometime after I saw this fight on youtube a year or two ago I decided to google Alli. I found something that said he was living in poverty in Africa, but it didn't say anything that I can remember about his health.
     
  8. ricardinho

    ricardinho Boxing Junkie Full Member

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    Good one Addie as Ali was one of the Top Fighters at the time. I hate watching a young fighter get his career shortened because their corner had no conscience. Ali ran his mouth before that fight. Chavez ended so many careers like Ahn, Holligan, Rosario, and Taylor.
     
  9. Addie

    Addie Myung Woo Yuh! Full Member

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    I actually think Ali is the pick of the bunch there, even though Rosario was his greatest ever showing. Rosario was very good and could hit like a mule, I imagine many people thought he had a decent chance to knock Julio out. The Ali fight was painful to watch though, you could see this kid wanted to win so badly that he'd go through hell. That he did, but to no avail.
     
  10. MRBILL

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    I heard it was 'Mugabi' who was broke and living in Africa... I'm not sure about Terry Alli........ Manager Mickey Duff said yrs ago that John Mugabi had no clue as to what the value of a dollar was..... Mugabi turns 50 this year, so no comeback is gonna happen from him...... Thank Christ.......

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  11. ricardinho

    ricardinho Boxing Junkie Full Member

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    Addie thanks...

    Just curious do you have a copy of McKinney v Nestor Lopez is was on the Barrera and Jesse Magana undercard. The reason I ask was because Nestor's performance killed the rematch between MAB and KM...if you have it let me know as I would love to see that fight again.
     
  12. ricardinho

    ricardinho Boxing Junkie Full Member

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    Ali is broke he is from Guyana not Africa
     
  13. MRBILL

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    I just reviewed the tape. Alli's ass was kicked.. He was weak against the stronger Chavez... Chavez dropped and stopped his man in round 6.... YES! Alli wanted to carry on, but his ass was kicked.... Carlos Padilla did him a favor....... Screw the controversial stoppage..... Chavez won......

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  14. Addie

    Addie Myung Woo Yuh! Full Member

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    Controversial stoppage my ass, that **** should have been stopped before round 6. Chavez beat the **** into that guy.
     
  15. MRBILL

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    "Ref" Padilla ****ed up a little.... After Chavez dropped Alli in round 6, Chavez was going to work on Alli... Padilla looked lik he was about to waive it off and Chavez just turned away and rejoiced on the upper rope in the corner.... Bedalm occurred for a moment, but it was to no avail.... Chavez was the winner......
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