Who wins: R. Duran of 1978 vs. A. Pryor of 1982 at 140 pounds?

They had a rematch in case you forgot.

Benn also didn't look too intent on getting up against Watson after being downed with a jab.

 

Benn was also crying like a baby after losing to eubanks,collins and Rhona cameron...
Rhona KO1 'pack-up and go'chilles.

 

How is retiring on your stool when you're completely shot and taking a dangerous beating, comparable to stopping in the middle of a round with not a scrath on you, simply because you are being outclassed

 

Duran took some poundings when 'shot' but never quit on his stool....
Horrible thing isolating extreme specific incidents to imply a generality innit?

 

Duran wasnt himself for that fight. This is not my opinion based on nothing but emotion but on Randy Gordon's no mas article which renders the vidodic show as irrelevent.

 

The point is, he quit. This doesn't make him a quitter nor a coward, which to you Duran seems to be despite having numerous all-out wars and only quitting once in his career in a fight he was not having the better of.

Duran was shot to bits at 47 and taking a brutal beating by Jorge Castro in some of the rounds yet he fought on and actually won the fight. It'd be a stretch to call him a "quitter".

 

I heard some rumors that Duran had people place a bet on the underdog Lawlor and Duran tanked it so he could get more money to pay off his debts. Don't know if there's any truth to that of course.

Lawlor's a cool guy though. They would have boxing dinners in the Bay Area for local fighters and they'd always make jokes about Lawlor being a drunk. The MC goes "where's Pat Lawlor, is he still standing?" He'd take everything in stride.