Lewiston, Maine 'Says No To A Clay - Liston Statue'
Re: Lewiston, Maine 'Says No To A Clay - Liston Statue'
Ever have nightmares about Clay ?
Re: Lewiston, Maine 'Says No To A Clay - Liston Statue'
I wouldn't want a statue of a thrown fight in my town either.
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thunderfromdownunder
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Re: Lewiston, Maine 'Says No To A Clay - Liston Statue'
Just Ali's biggest fan who's obsessed with every single detail of his life.thunderfromdownunder wrote:'who cares'
Re: Lewiston, Maine 'Says No To A Clay - Liston Statue'
Il Duce wrote:Lewiston, Maine
Both Cassius Clay and Sonny Liston were never invited back to Lewiston, Maine
after May 25, 1965.
Not even for a little 'meet-and greet'.
I wonder why...............
That really was one of the more bizarre moments in heavyweight history. Out of the way place, crazy ending.
I've always wanted to visit Maine. Wonder if the building is still there in Lewiston. Wasn't it basically a smallish hockey rink?
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Seamus wrote:Ever have nightmares about Clay ?
I think he has dreamed of the young Cassius many a time but they weren't nightmares:
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Dreaming of reaming?ThatOne wrote:Seamus wrote:Ever have nightmares about Clay ?
I think he has dreamed of the young Cassius many a time but they weren't nightmares:
Not that there's anything wrong with that,,,,,,,,,,,,,,
Re: Lewiston, Maine 'Says No To A Clay - Liston Statue'
Yeah because the conditions of the arena that's totally the main event fighters fault. Not the promoter or the guy who was in charge of setting up the event or anything. 
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Il Duce wrote:Lets Be Real
Have a date in mind when you intend to follow through on this?
(I'll be sure to mark my calendar.)
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BoxBuzz strikes me as far, far more level headed and mentally stable than you.Il Duce wrote:We all know Physicians, especially 'head doctors', have deep inner problems......BoxBuzz wrote:Il Duce wrote:Lets Be Real
Have a date in mind when you intend to follow through on this?
(I'll be sure to mark my calendar.)
'High Anxiety'
Re: Lewiston, Maine 'Says No To A Clay - Liston Statue'
So do Peter Sutcliffe, Ian Brady and David Icke.gilgamesh wrote:BoxBuzz strikes me as far, far more level headed and mentally stable than you.Il Duce wrote:We all know Physicians, especially 'head doctors', have deep inner problems......
'High Anxiety'
Re: Lewiston, Maine 'Says No To A Clay - Liston Statue'
Are you suggesting you are not a 100% bona fide nutjob?Il Duce wrote:Getting a 'certification' from Giancarlo, is like having Jozef Mengele as a Doctor.
'Bend over Giancarlo'
Your whole persona suggests you are operating from a therapy room in a high security unit like Broadmoor.
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SenorPipino
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Re: Lewiston, Maine 'Says No To A Clay - Liston Statue'
Strange that the sleepy town of Lewiston would turn down commemorating it's one major claim to fame---a historic heavyweight championship fight.
I couldn't find any verification that the Lewiston council did indeed vote thumbs down on a statue, so I've taken the liberty of contacting Mayor Robert E. Macdonald and am waiting to learn why the council made such an egregious decision.
When Hizzoner returns my inquiry I will share the info with all of you.
Perhaps if money is a problem in erecting the statue, we could all do a small part and pitch in.
I couldn't find any verification that the Lewiston council did indeed vote thumbs down on a statue, so I've taken the liberty of contacting Mayor Robert E. Macdonald and am waiting to learn why the council made such an egregious decision.
When Hizzoner returns my inquiry I will share the info with all of you.
Perhaps if money is a problem in erecting the statue, we could all do a small part and pitch in.
Re: Lewiston, Maine 'Says No To A Clay - Liston Statue'
I don't really think Clay vs Liston II is worthy of a statue.SenorPipino wrote:Strange that the sleepy town of Lewiston would turn down commemorating it's one major claim to fame---a historic heavyweight championship fight.
I couldn't find any verification that the Lewiston council did indeed vote thumbs down on a statue, so I've taken the liberty of contacting Mayor Robert E. Macdonald and am waiting to learn why the council made such an egregious decision.
When Hizzoner returns my inquiry I will share the info with all of you.
Perhaps if money is a problem in erecting the statue, we could all do a small part and pitch in.
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If they were going to make a statue of Liston, it would have been better to consider Bronze....
A Clay Liston statue would never last.
Maybe it's a good thing it was never constructed.
A Clay Liston statue would never last.
Maybe it's a good thing it was never constructed.
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Let's face it, only a stalker could be certain of this.Il Duce wrote:Giancarlo
I know you are, but what am I ?
Cassius Clay never visited Lewiston, Maine ever again.
Just Imagine, the locale of his 'Greatest Fight'..........
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Is this a threatening sort of statement?....as we all know what a Clay Pigeon is for.Il Duce wrote:How about,
A Sonny Liston statue made of 'Clay'.
"Clay Pigeon'.