Boxing Off-Topic

[JayBee74]

Quote: Originally Posted by pk500

Just think of how much poorer boxing would be if the Four Kings -- Hagler, Leonard, Duran and Hearns -- all didn't fight each other in the 80s.

Yeah, you could pick a few great fights out of those matchups.

On another note, Munguia actually struggled against Hogan? Many say Hogan actually won!

[pk500]

Quote: Originally Posted by JayBee74

Yeah, you could pick a few great fights out of those matchups. On another note, Munguia actually struggled against Hogan? Many say Hogan actually won!

I watched the fight live, and I had Hogan winning 115-113 in my scoring. Close fight, so a draw or 115-113 score for Munguia was understandable, especially considering Munguia was the hometown star.

But 116-112 for Munguia? That judge either is blind, on the take or judged a different fight than what the world saw. Typical boxing.

[aholbert32]

Quote: Originally Posted by Money99

That's because the best rarely fight the best. As pk pointed out, there are some dandies out there, but when I think of great, special bouts, I usually think of championship bouts or guys who are in the p4p discussion. Manager, promoters and the fighters themselves make sure they avoid the tough fights if at all possible. Crawford-Spence should have happened a year or two ago. Heck, not too long ago Kell Brooke was a killer at 147. Why haven't, or why didn't, these 3 already have a fight with one another? If this is 1975, all three of those guys, and Thurman have likely fought each other at least once.

FYI, Brook fought Spence and lost.


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[JayBee74]

Wow, that was worth $70!!

Spoiler

SARCASM

[RockinDaMike]

Quote: Originally Posted by JayBee74

Wow, that was worth $70!! Spoiler SARCASM

Khan killed his career, what a joke. No more support for this guy


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[JayBee74]

Quote: Originally Posted by RockinDaMike

Khan killed his career, what a joke. No more support for this guy

Didn't see the fight but my guess is that he quit.

[gmac0322]

Quote: Originally Posted by JayBee74

Didn't see the fight but my guess is that he quit.

He basically quit. After the first round he really felt his power. In the 5th and 6th Crawford was destroying his body and he didnt know what to do with Crawford switching stances back and forth. It was beautiful to see how he broke him down. The accidental shot was low but it was more on the side or upper thigh and not a direct shot. Kahn refused to take the full 5 minutes. He just jumped at opportunity to quit. He knew that he was going to be put sleep soon.

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[pietasterp]

Quote: Originally Posted by JayBee74

Wow, that was worth $70!! Spoiler SARCASM

#1 reason why it's almost never worth it to purchase a fight. A lesson I learned after Tyson-Holyfield 2 many years ago...