Then answer my question.... How does Duran's performance and quitting in the rematch effect your rating of him?elmersalsa wrote:I don't ignore the rematch.
Duran vs Leonard I: 35 Years Later, Duran's Finest Hour
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Re: Duran vs Leonard I: 35 Years Later, Duran's Finest Hour
Re: Duran vs Leonard I: 35 Years Later, Duran's Finest Hour
Obviously it doesn't. (Man) love is blind?keithmoonhangover wrote:Then answer my question.... How does Duran's performance and quitting in the rematch effect your rating of him?elmersalsa wrote:I don't ignore the rematch.
Re: Duran vs Leonard I: 35 Years Later, Duran's Finest Hour
For a long time back in that era, Duran was one of my all-time favorites.
But when he pulled the No Mas thing, it was all over.
Doesn't erase the awesome fighter Duran was that night in Montreal, but I lost interest in him after that.
And Arcel apparently couldn't deal with the No Mas ending. IIRC, he pretty much left the fight game after that.
But when he pulled the No Mas thing, it was all over.
Doesn't erase the awesome fighter Duran was that night in Montreal, but I lost interest in him after that.
And Arcel apparently couldn't deal with the No Mas ending. IIRC, he pretty much left the fight game after that.
Re: Duran vs Leonard I: 35 Years Later, Duran's Finest Hour
This thread will still be going in another 35 years.