Ah this is sad news. Loved watching Bert Cooper fight. He always left everything in the ring. R.I.P. a true warrior.
bert cooper is part of my earliest Boxing memories. he personified what first drew me to Boxing: left hooks, brawling, power.....and knockdown dragout type of wars. RIP smokinĀ“bert!!!!!!!
RIP Unfortunately during his prime years there were always stories about benders and cocaine binges that curbed his potential. What is sadder still is that although he had moments of sobriety, he continued to relapse throughout his later years. Source: an interview with Cooper and a friend/mentor/benefactor posted to the old-ESB homepage in 2010/2011
RIP champ,true warrior fought all the best.Been watching a lot of his early fights on yt, one of my fav fighters,will be missed.
What I remember most about Bert Cooper was his big smile as he came out of an exchange, kinda like saying "that all you got?" Liked his style. He came to fight.
pancreas, drinking. damn. Too many fall to the fake advertising lies of alcohol companies. RIP Bertie.
Yeah, but cancer is a moving target. It morphs into different things, depending on what type you have. I don't think there is such a thing as "a cure for cancer" because it is always different from person to person. New strains are constantly occurring. You can knock it down and put it into remission but it is always there.
Disagree. Alternative medicines/practices are coming to the forefront of battling it now more so than ever(with pathetically small funding compared), them big Pharma companies aren't there to cure you and they never will, people are seeing it for what it is, a business, population controller etc