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Posted
33 minutes ago, SinceThe70s said:

RIP.

 

Hagler-Hearns was epic. It's a shame that boxing eventually became irrelevant to me, Hagler was part of it's great history.

My fav fight ever, though I was much more of a Hitman fan. Loved Hagler too, hated Sugar Ray. RIP.

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Posted
7 minutes ago, Rico said:

My fav fight ever, though I was much more of a Hitman fan. Loved Hagler too, hated Sugar Ray. RIP.

 

Nothing against Hagler, but I was on Hitman too. Hagler was a southpaw, no?

Posted
1 hour ago, SinceThe70s said:

RIP.

 

Hagler-Hearns was epic. It's a shame that boxing eventually became irrelevant to me, Hagler was part of it's great history.

RIP. 

 

The best fight I ever watched (ppv).

 

 

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Posted (edited)
25 minutes ago, T&C said:

RIP. 

 

The best fight I ever watched (ppv).

 

 

 

Watching now. Doc Sevrinson (sp?) national anthem - outstanding!

 

EDIT: as good as I remembered. Thanks for posting.

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Posted (edited)
2 hours ago, Rico said:

My fav fight ever, though I was much more of a Hitman fan. Loved Hagler too, hated Sugar Ray. RIP.

Leonard and Hagler were past their prime when they fought. Leonard made demands for more padded gloves and a bigger ring before he agreed to fight Hagler.

 

Leonard was rich beyond any boxer then, but wanted one last big pay day, like Hagler no doubt, who did not earn Leonard's kind of money during his career.

 

That is when I lost respect for Leonard. 

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On 3/13/2021 at 9:42 PM, T&C said:

RIP. 

 

The best fight I ever watched (ppv).

 

 

A great moment in sports.  Richard Steele was a third great in that ring btw.

Posted
29 minutes ago, 4merper4mer said:

A great moment in sports.  Richard Steele was a third great in that ring btw.

 

Strong call. Reminded me of a guy I haven't thought of for awhile: Mills Lane. Always felt the fight would be legit when he was in the ring.

 

Sadly, a quick google revealed Mills had a debilitating stroke years ago.

https://www.sportscasting.com/boxing-ref-mills-lane-faces-tragic-ending-after-success-in-ring-and-courtroom/

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