Can't argue with that.stevek3lly wrote:Audley Harrison's whole career.
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True.Chambers2 wrote:Bruno-Tyson II
I love Frank, but he was shite that night
That was the only time Frank ever bitched out of a fight.
Opponents normally had to beat the fight out of him, but he couldn't wait to get tossed up & fly back to England to spend his money.
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good fight thatthaibox uk wrote:Honeygen v Starling
Benn v Collins 2
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Final round wrote:good fight thatthaibox uk wrote:Honeygen v Starling
Benn v Collins 2
Not for Honeygen
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True!thaibox uk wrote:Final round wrote:good fight thatthaibox uk wrote:Honeygen v Starling
Benn v Collins 2
Not for Honeygen
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Why was he so scared for that fight but not the first fight when Mike was a much better fighter ?Chambers2 wrote:Bruno-Tyson II
I love Frank, but he was shite that night
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I think he remembered the pain from the 1st fight. :)Rambo wrote:Why was he so scared for that fight but not the first fight when Mike was a much better fighter ?Chambers2 wrote:Bruno-Tyson II
I love Frank, but he was shite that night
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Kirkland Laing after beating Duran in 1982, not boxing until a year later after 'just getting on it' and being stopped by Fred Hutchings - ofcoarse it is widely reported that while Laing was on his year long session Duran fought 4 times and earnt over $5 million bucks.
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Great call.yid14 wrote:Kirkland Laing after beating Duran in 1982, not boxing until a year later after 'just getting on it' and being stopped by Fred Hutchings - ofcoarse it is widely reported that while Laing was on his year long session Duran fought 4 times and earnt over $5 million bucks.
To this day, I still cannot believe that Laing beat a still 'living' Roberto Duran!
How the hell did he do that?
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Because he was 'the gifted one'Syntax Error wrote:Great call.yid14 wrote:Kirkland Laing after beating Duran in 1982, not boxing until a year later after 'just getting on it' and being stopped by Fred Hutchings - ofcoarse it is widely reported that while Laing was on his year long session Duran fought 4 times and earnt over $5 million bucks.
To this day, I still cannot believe that Laing beat a still 'living' Roberto Duran!![]()
How the hell did he do that?D
It is crazy when you think what happened when Lloyd Honeyghan a few years later beat Donald Curry - complete opposite, capitalized big time and made a fortune, with in my opinion less talent than Laing.
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