Cities With Great Boxing Traditions

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@Crease....second that. Some great cars, fighters and music.
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SaadOffTheDeck wrote:
Nile4000 wrote:As for the second fight, I just think it was a case of Page being overweight, and looking bad.He was definitely fighting back in the trenches, and hit Chaplin with the more telling blows.But that type of fighting did cost him the Bey fight.
The only reason there was a second fight is because everybody knew Chaplin got robbed in the first one, the second one was even worse.

But George didn't exactly dominate the second one.And to top that off, Dokes floored him in the next fight, and they didn't count it.
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Nile4000 wrote:
SaadOffTheDeck wrote:
Nile4000 wrote:As for the second fight, I just think it was a case of Page being overweight, and looking bad.He was definitely fighting back in the trenches, and hit Chaplin with the more telling blows.But that type of fighting did cost him the Bey fight.
The only reason there was a second fight is because everybody knew Chaplin got robbed in the first one, the second one was even worse.

But George didn't exactly dominate the second one.And to top that off, Dokes floored him in the next fight, and they didn't count it.
He dominated both of them, Dokes beat him clearly.
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Both were close, and Page edged him.Heck, George should be thankful Page didn't come in shape.A late round stoppage would've happened. Greg hit him with the more telling shots.
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Crease wrote:Detroit

It just has to be mentioned. I don't think it's a small city, but so many good fighters came out of it, and trained out of it.... It can't be ignored, It just needs to be mentioned.
Detroit was mentioned earlier in the thread.
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Nile4000 wrote:Both were close, and Page edged him.Heck, George should be thankful Page didn't come in shape.A late round stoppage would've happened. Greg hit him with the more telling shots.
:zzz:
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SaadOffTheDeck wrote:
Nile4000 wrote:Both were close, and Page edged him.Heck, George should be thankful Page didn't come in shape.A late round stoppage would've happened. Greg hit him with the more telling shots.
:zzz:
George felt that raw, natural power that Page had, and knew what the deal was :DDD :TU: !
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Nile4000 wrote:
SaadOffTheDeck wrote:
Nile4000 wrote:Both were close, and Page edged him.Heck, George should be thankful Page didn't come in shape.A late round stoppage would've happened. Greg hit him with the more telling shots.
:zzz:
George felt that raw, natural power that Page had, and knew what the deal was :DDD :TU: !
:zzz:
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Ambling Alp II wrote:I know Tony Lopez was from there, and know there was some other guys but can't think of any, but who are you thinking of scallum?

I had mentioned Pittsburgh-Greb, Conn, Burley, and Zivic were from there, among others.
St Louis had the Spinks brothers, and Liston and Moore lived there for several years growing up.

Just though Albuquerque, New Mexico: They had Bob Foster, Danny Romero, and Johnny Tapia.

Nile4000 mentioned Louisville: Marvin Hart, Ali, Ellis, and Page were from there.

Yancy mentioned New Orleans, which produced Harry Wills, Joe Brown, and Willie Pastrano.
Garza, Ranzany, Corrales and Lascano(sp). I just moved to Sacramento and it seems they have a boxing gym every couple blocks lol, definitely a fight town. Amazingly for such a small city , Sacramento had 3 of its kids make Jr Team Usa boxing team. Thsts more than New York, Los Angeles, Philadelphia and Chicago did combined
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:shame: :lol: :TU:
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It's just been done to death. You're either trolling or are just too big of a page fan to admit he lost both fights. Either way, it's tiresome at best.
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No, it just that you can't accept the fact that maybe you're wrong.But it's cool. :TU:
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Start a George Chaplin thread and sort it out :wave:
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Nile4000 wrote:No, it just that you can't accept the fact that maybe you're wrong.But it's cool. :TU:
In this case, I'm not near wrong. I can't imagine anyone on earth would agree with you. Probably not even the judges that screwed Chaplin. I've certainly never heard another person share your sentiments.
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Bristol
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SaadOffTheDeck wrote:
Nile4000 wrote:No, it just that you can't accept the fact that maybe you're wrong.But it's cool. :TU:
In this case, I'm not near wrong. I can't imagine anyone on earth would agree with you. Probably not even the judges that screwed Chaplin. I've certainly never heard another person share your sentiments.
There are a few( sorry, Palooka).
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It's alright Nile; I'm used to being ignored :OhYes:
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Nile4000 wrote:
SaadOffTheDeck wrote:
Nile4000 wrote:No, it just that you can't accept the fact that maybe you're wrong.But it's cool. :TU:
In this case, I'm not near wrong. I can't imagine anyone on earth would agree with you. Probably not even the judges that screwed Chaplin. I've certainly never heard another person share your sentiments.
There are a few( sorry, Palooka).
Members of your Page fan club?
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No, people who actually think that Page won.
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Nile4000 wrote: No, people who actually think that Page won.
I can't imagine there is anyone that actually believes that without a strong love of Page.
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SaadOffTheDeck wrote:
Nile4000 wrote: No, people who actually think that Page won.
I can't imagine there is anyone that actually believes that without a strong love of Page.
There are quite a few objective fans who would say that Page won.
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Nile4000 wrote:
SaadOffTheDeck wrote:
Nile4000 wrote: No, people who actually think that Page won.
I can't imagine there is anyone that actually believes that without a strong love of Page.
There are quite a few objective fans who would say that Page won.
I'd love to meet one. Hasn't happened yet.
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Nile4000 wrote:
SaadOffTheDeck wrote:
Nile4000 wrote: No, people who actually think that Page won.
I can't imagine there is anyone that actually believes that without a strong love of Page.
There are quite a few objective fans who would say that Page won.

We all have our favourites...but Greg Page :?? :lol:
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There are quite a few objective fans who would say that Page won.[/quote]


We all have our favourites...but Greg Page :?? :lol:[/quote]

Nile used to have a hot dog van.
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bristol, england 1750 - 1850

1790 - 1830 golden age
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