Totally agree, out before they hit the floor most of em !elmersalsa wrote:I can't imagine getting knocked out by Julian Jackson. Terry Norris didn't want no more of that. It was a vicious blow that Norris dropped like a tree. It was a delayed drop to the canvas.
That Jackson can really hit. I think he's the most devastating puncher in my lifetime.
Terry Norris
Re: Terry Norris
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elmersalsa
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Re: Terry Norris
It was not a great experience.littlepug wrote:Totally agree, out before they hit the floor most of em !elmersalsa wrote:I can't imagine getting knocked out by Julian Jackson. Terry Norris didn't want no more of that. It was a vicious blow that Norris dropped like a tree. It was a delayed drop to the canvas.
That Jackson can really hit. I think he's the most devastating puncher in my lifetime.
Re: Terry Norris
I saw every one of his televised fights in real time. Norris was physically gifted as anyone but he had no chin....ever. He wasn't a particularly big junior middleweight either.
I remember reading a boxing magazine article in the 90's whereby the subject was a dream fight between Norris and Mike McCallum. The author picked Norris and I remember being outraged.
Norris had big names on his resume and probably deserves his HOF membership but he was always a loss waiting to happen as I saw it.
I remember reading a boxing magazine article in the 90's whereby the subject was a dream fight between Norris and Mike McCallum. The author picked Norris and I remember being outraged.
Norris had big names on his resume and probably deserves his HOF membership but he was always a loss waiting to happen as I saw it.
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elmersalsa
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Re: Terry Norris
I don't see "Terrible" Terry Norris beating the great Mike McCallum in no kind of fashion. The Body Snatcher wins ten outta ten. A complete fighter that McCallum was. Great fighter.Esquire wrote:I saw every one of his televised fights in real time. Norris was physically gifted as anyone but he had no chin....ever. He wasn't a particularly big junior middleweight either.
I remember reading a boxing magazine article in the 90's whereby the subject was a dream fight between Norris and Mike McCallum. The author picked Norris and I remember being outraged.
Norris had big names on his resume and probably deserves his HOF membership but he was always a loss waiting to happen as I saw it.
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Sidney Carton
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Re: Terry Norris
Great offense.
Poor chin.
Poor chin.