Mills Lane teaches BHop a lesson he won't soon forget

lol Mills Lane was the man

 

I miss Mills Lane. I saw that fight.

 

lol That was funny, but damn those are some weak ropes.

 

They were always out to get hopkins,
the guy with the glasses on who sat down at the very end of the video was the man who held down the second bottom rope,that Hopkins missed as he was pushed out. the guy sat down to act all innocent. When any normal person would stand up due to all the action.

 

referee TKO hopkins!!! lol

 

Man I remember watching that fight live. Allen was a live dog back then. Bhop's lucky he got that out in that fight. The rematch proved uneventful

 

i know i might get some stick for this because he knocked Allen out i the follow up fight , but i kind of thought Bernard wanted out a little, I know it was only the 4th round but Allen was roughing him up.

 

No you are 100% correct. Like I said Allen was a live dog in that fight, he was putting it on B-Hop.

 

I actually thought that too, B-Hop took a dive after Lane separated them. He made no effort to grab on to the rope, especially when he was at the edge of the ring. For an elite fighter, you would figure he would have at least an average sense of ring awareness at that moment. At 1:50 his left hand seems to let go of the rope. Fighters have an instinct to 'stay up' no matter what. How often have you seen a fighter grab on to the ropes in the slightest chance they might fall. B-Hop did not show it in during that incident.

The floor stuff are just all acting IMO.

 

Ah i remember this..

No one ****s with Mills Lane.

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I see where you are coming from. Looks very conscious of the camera and some of the floor stuff looks a bit suspect!

 

anytime B-Hop has an opportunity to imbelish a foul...he takes it. he should be on the azzurri.

 

I disagree, I dont think he could have grabbed the ropes. Being pushed out of the scuffle , he began rolling with gloves on.

It looks like it would hurt. You might be right that he acted the pain of it up, but what's wrong with making the best out of a situation after all he was pushed out of the ring by the ref.