Roberto Duran - The Horror

nice one bro

 

Mentality=/=skill

Golota was skilled but fragile in his head.
Though I liked how he impersonated Dracula in the amateurs.

 

Not many punches ever hit him.

Guy's a fraud of a Warrior with defense like that.

 

I agree, and I was going to comment about the fight between Cotto and Trout as being similar in terms of the obsticles that Duran and Cotto had to over come, and look at the difference in the result.

I also thought that if someone never watched a boxing match before and wanted to know what boxing is all about, they should watch the Duran - Barkley fight. That was truly an amazing victory.

 

I remembered where I heard the music before.

[ame]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xS4WTnO1wlQ[/ame]


Both great highlights.

 

Was that really necessary?:verysad

 

I think I made up for it here:

http://www.eastsideboxing.com/forum/showthread.php?p=14319047


We'll get there one day, P.

 

Was he as low as 380lbs?:rofl

 

This.

 

To me he was very strong and quick as a lightweight. He was only a great fighter as a lightweight. At the higher weights, he was beaten or competitive with other good fighters that were more comfortable at their weight.

 

I don't know about "more skilled", but the man could do it all, certainly one if no the, most complete fighters ever.

 

Those screws are turning.

 

OMG this is pure ****in ecstasy....aaaarrrrrrrrrrghhhhhh thats better:yep PHEW I'd better get some industrial screen wipes:yep

 

watching duran fights are both exciting and tiring, the pace he fights at is unreal

legend