the what fights did you watch today\scorecard thread.

Right, a bunch of random footage has been plucked from my appallingly stored collection to be watched and then uploaded to youtube.

Turns out it's mostly sixties stuff.I'll list the fights leave things for a few hours to let anyone interested say what they would like to see.If no one replies i'll just put one up randomly.


Benny Paret vs Luis Federico Thomson 1 and 2
Johnny Famechon vs Harada 2
Carlos Ortiz vs ISmael Laguna 3
Horacio Accavallo vs Hiroyuki Ebihara 2
Lionel Rose vs Chucho Castillo
PwN Kingpetch vs Pascual Perez 1
Salvatore Burruni vs Pone Kingpetch
Horacio Accavallo vs Ebihara 1 H\L
Accavallo vs Katsuyoshi Takayama H\L
Hiroyuki Ebihara vs Jose Severino
Fighting Harada vs Bernardo Caraballo

 

Wow........well, my vote would be Rose-Castillo!

 

Edit: Double post.......

 

Yeah, I second Rose/Castillo. All of those are great. Ebihara, Accavallo, Caraballo, Burruni, let's see some of that.

 

****ing cheap piece of **** DVD cases.I converted it ready to upload, only to notice after it had finished that the damn disc is completely broken from halfway through round ten onward.

Buying the cheapest stuff available has backfired badly it seems.A lot of the cases barely hold the DVD's properly and i've moved from 3 rented properties in the past 3 years so they've been bashed around a fair bit recently.

I thought the immortal clash between Kalule and Kalambay i tried to upload a while back(and found it was scratched to bits) would have been a one off, but since then there's been a number of Frank Bruno, prince charles williams and Bobby Czyz fights i had gone to watch that were totally ruined.

i can do without that **** anyway i thought, but now this is just pissing me off.Looks like i'll have to seriously go through verything i have that were in cheap dodgy cases and see what's broken.It'll take a ****ing age.

Anyway, the fight is ready to be put on youtube but crashes halfway through round ten.I'll still put it up if you guys really want to see some of it, but i don't think it does the fight justice not to see it all.

 

Eh **** it, put it up anyway. I just wanna see them box each other.

 

Fair enough.In the process of putting up the Accavallo ebihara rematch, which thankfully seems to be fine.I'll do it after that.

 

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Very good.....I´m anxious to see more of Acavallo....thanks..

 

Accavallo-Ebihara I please; only have the 2nd fight :good

 

Harada-Carabello has a quality first couple of rounds!

 

Well, I was in the process of re-scoring Leonard/Benitez for the first time in about 3-4 years before my goddamn idiot brother X'd out of it, now I don't know where the hell I was and my train of thought on the fight is lost, as I was also keeping my card written down on Word at the time. I know I had Leonard up 88-83 through 9 (6 rounds to Leonard including the 10-8, 2 rounds to Benitez, 1 round even). I'd forgotten just how damn good his jab was in this one. I'll have to continue scoring it tomorrow, or in all likelihood later tonight.

So far the fight hasn't been too much different than I remembered, except that Benitez didn't really get going until a bit later than I thought. I'm every bit as impressed with Leonard's performance as I was the first time, though, I know that much.

I'll do a play-by-play with anyone who wants to tell me that this fight was close on the scorecards. I've been watching as intently as possible, every little nuance, rewinding on occasion if I felt I'd missed something, etc. Leonard quite simply out-boxed the master boxer, both offensively and defensively. His jab was superb.

 

You nut.

 

Boxed Ears is a ****in' nut. No question about it. I wouldn't want it any other way though.

 

Who the **** says it's close? A comprehensive routing from Ray, the stoppage was meh though.