If You Could Go Back In History With A Front Row Seat....
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Italian 4 U
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If You Could Go Back In History With A Front Row Seat....
To JUST ONE fight in history...which one would it be?
Personally, I'd have to be there for Graziano/Zale 2.
Personally, I'd have to be there for Graziano/Zale 2.
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my pick.
Tommy Morrison- George Foreman
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second pick
Tommy Morrison- Ray Mercer
those 3 first rounds are just fireworks!!!! :)
in the fifht round knowing how it would end I would grab Mercers Stool and brake it on his head, maybe he would go down by that.
those 3 first rounds are just fireworks!!!! :)
in the fifht round knowing how it would end I would grab Mercers Stool and brake it on his head, maybe he would go down by that.
Assuming I wouldn't know the outcome, the pick that comes first to mind is Archie Moore/Yvonne Durelle. Saw it on tv..greatest comeback I've ever seen.
Would like to see Charles/LLoyd Marshall II.....which I didn't see but have first hand reports. Two all/time greats. Charles gets off floor to score a 6 round one punch kayo.
And for action...of course either one of the first two Zale/Graziano fights.
And...but hey, we're supposed to pick only one, aren't we.
Would like to see Charles/LLoyd Marshall II.....which I didn't see but have first hand reports. Two all/time greats. Charles gets off floor to score a 6 round one punch kayo.
And for action...of course either one of the first two Zale/Graziano fights.
And...but hey, we're supposed to pick only one, aren't we.
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Ringside seat for historic fights
Robinson-Gavilan. There were 2 of them, one in 1948 and the other in 1949. The one in 1949 was 15 rounds for the welterweight title, and the one in 1948 was a 10 round non-title fight. I would prefer to see the 1949 title fight, but would like to see either one. I don't think that there are tapes of either fight.
A great matchup of two of the greatest fighters of all time.
A great matchup of two of the greatest fighters of all time.
If you could back in History
So many fights to choose from, but for edge of the of the chair stand up excitement "DEMPSEY VS FIRPO".
ring side seat
Hagler / Hearnes
McClellan / Benn
McClellan / Benn
Re: If You Could Go Back In History With A Front Row Seat...
Italian 4 U wrote:To JUST ONE fight in history...which one would it be?
Personally, I'd have to be there for Graziano/Zale 2.
Schmeling vs Louis I