When Acting Tough Backfires

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Antonio Margorito!:rofl:rofl:rofl

He had that tough look in his eye before Shane Knocked that ass out!

 

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Dont want to ruin the thread, but the first name that popped into my head was charlie zellenof!!!

 

Hard to believe it's already going on 15 years.


If anyone here has not seen this fight, do yourselves a favor:deal

 

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3 pages and no mention of Duran/Leonard, Duran/Hearns.

 

LOL at Round 1

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Tommy Hearns never "acted" tough. That mother****er could fight!

 

McKinney/Barrera was an instant classic and unless I'm mistaken it was the first ever Boxing After Dark show. I love Roy JOnes commentary on that fight.

 

Some of my favorites are early Roy Jones fights. Everyone thought Roy was soft, too cute, whatever, and they'd always try to get into his head.

My favorite is Thomas Tate (Roy's last and best performance at 160), but against a roided out Vinny Paz also is a good show.

 

Thanks for the advice! Have never seen the fight before and boy was I missing on a good boxing fight! Just finished wathcing the fight and it just amezes me, two warriors who don't know how to quit :bbb

Thanks! :good

 

Lmao!!! Hell yeah ... hilariaous or zab judah when he punch baldomir in his lap b4 the fight started and then baldomir made him do the harlem shake

 

This is more a UFC phenomena. Everyone is breaking everyone's jaw if you watch every UFC countdown. Boxers tend to have more respect for the fight game and how difficult it is.

A few exceptions of course.

One that stands out is Mayorga vs De La Hoya, where he said he was going to stop Oscar's heart and detach one of retinas and promptly got his ass handed to him in the fight, almost being decapitated by one of the most vicious left hook's ever seen.