saddest sight in boxing

It's somewhat funny how hurt we all are about Arguello sitting out...despite the fact that Arguello seems so calm with it. Rewatch the latin Nights documentary and he's very casual about it.

"Yeah yeah buddy, keep countin. I'm hittin him and I'm only pissin this guy off!"

Arguello has a vault of amazing quotes.

 

Seeing Jerry Quarry in his last fight.

Sad stuff.

 

I think it was after Tyson getting brutalized by Lewis, they had an interview with him in the locker room, and Tyson's holding his baby and just battered and seemed to know it was over for him, only interview I've seen where Tyson appeared normal/sane.

 

Me too. No shame in that though, the post-fight interview is even more upsetting.

 

thats actually from champions forever, not legendary nights, only his son is interviewed on that :good amazing quote machine 'tony perez, I hate him' lol

 

**** champions forever. Nice catch.

"I'm thinkin hell I knock da guy out! He made me keep fighting!"

 

Don King wrapped in the American flag.

 

Arguello had nothing left, he was entitled to sit down for once in his long career, he more than proved he was a warrior in previous fights (this one included), just because they are boxers & not football players doesnt mean they have to dice with death, especially when their body doesnt respond the way it used to at their best.
I think absolutely no less of Arguello for staying down, he had 0 chance to win the fight, he realised he had `lost it`, that in itself was probably a worse feeling than the physical pain of the fight.

Ps. My saddest moment was probably Morales - Pac II, as soon as Erik slumped to the floor, I says to my friend `he`s finished`

I had a glimmer of hope that it was just a bad couple of nights vs Raheem & Pac but deep down I knew it was over... the 3rd Pac fight confirmed it, that was sad for me too but it was just confirmation really of what my head was telling my heart for months.

:good

 

well bro looks like they might be reverseing it cause now it wasn't sulfer and **** it was the **** in haaand cream ... that was on his wraps ..oh ok .. so now wittle margo has dry hands..perfect example .. you're right i'm the ******* the guy dosn't cheat he just has moisteriseing problems :happy

 

Agreed but whenever he speaks about it he seems to have no qualms or emotions to it. If you didn't know any better you'd think it was just another fight for him.

I guess because he un-retired and fought on afterwards?

 

Now, that one I could feel good about. Tyson was battered but the madness did finally seem to have gone.

But of course it didn't end there. And one that's always stuck with me, and fifty years from now I bet it still will, was Tyson coming out of his corner at the start of the 6th round against McBride. Streaming with water and sweat, face scrunched up, biting his gloves in a nervous tic. Very sad.

 

Indeed.

Listening to Bobby Chacon speak is extremely disheartening as well.