the saddest performances youve seen
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margaret thatcher
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the saddest performances youve seen
omar figueroa was once an unbeaten champ with wins over robert guerrero, john molina, ricky burns, etc.
but the other day, he was absolutely shot to beats, was terribly battered, and looked totally inept vs the decent but not particularly impressive abel ramos
what are the performances that , more than others, were pathetic to watch because of how far someone had fallen?
but the other day, he was absolutely shot to beats, was terribly battered, and looked totally inept vs the decent but not particularly impressive abel ramos
what are the performances that , more than others, were pathetic to watch because of how far someone had fallen?
Re: the saddest performances youve seen
Browne getting pancaked by a rugby player has to be up there
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Just off the top of my head Bruno v Tyson 2
Bruno entered the ring like John Coffee on death row. And his performance was dire for a world champion and what it took to get there.
Bruno entered the ring like John Coffee on death row. And his performance was dire for a world champion and what it took to get there.
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Roy Jones Jnr - Glencoffe Johnson
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Ali vs Holmes / Berbick
Louis vs Marciano
Louis vs Marciano
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Duran Joppy
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forcefraser
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Re: the saddest performances youve seen
Quigg v Caroll
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Bigdogsnose
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Re: the saddest performances youve seen
Haye v bellew. Take yer pick which one.
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Eastman B Hop - Eastman just looked like he didn’t want it
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Hatton v Senchenko
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high tower 1
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lefthook82
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Re: the saddest performances youve seen
Easily Tyson v Lewis
Bought the PPV and just before KO my cousins and I were debating switching it off. It was hard to watch
Bought the PPV and just before KO my cousins and I were debating switching it off. It was hard to watch
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Terminator666
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Re: the saddest performances youve seen
Benn v Collins two
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Boxing Prospect
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Re: the saddest performances youve seen
Give you a two'fer, Gamaliel Diaz vs Takahiro Ao. Both guys were shot to pieces. Neither had any urgency, neither had a second gear, neither had any speed, accuracy or anything. This was two world champions who just... Didn't have anything.
Ao wisely retired after the bout Diaz fought once more, got smashed and has now seemingly hung them up.
A stinking fight between two shadows of once decent fighters
Ao wisely retired after the bout Diaz fought once more, got smashed and has now seemingly hung them up.
A stinking fight between two shadows of once decent fighters
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ThereByTheGrace
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Frampton v herring
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Fearful_Freddie
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Jerry Quarry's last fight. Tragic.
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Tyson v Mcbride
Oscar de la Hoya on Triller last week
Ali v Holmes
Oscar de la Hoya on Triller last week
Ali v Holmes
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mickey1975
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Ruthless-RKO
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Re: the saddest performances youve seen
Should have done a 6 rounder.. wait when did it end? Was it a 10 rounder?mickey1975 wrote: ↑02 May 2021, 19:59I was at that fight and had a really bad feeling about it. I even backed Ricky to lose. It really was sad compared to his big nights at the arena. I had a tear in my eye when I collected my winnings.
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coghaugen11
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Re: the saddest performances youve seen
It had Bruno in tears. Seeing Nigel Benn of all people quit
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McCall vs Lewis in the rematch.
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mickey1975
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Re: the saddest performances youve seen
9th. And I think it was a 10 rounder.Ruthless-RKO wrote: ↑02 May 2021, 20:53Should have done a 6 rounder.. wait when did it end? Was it a 10 rounder?mickey1975 wrote: ↑02 May 2021, 19:59I was at that fight and had a really bad feeling about it. I even backed Ricky to lose. It really was sad compared to his big nights at the arena. I had a tear in my eye when I collected my winnings.
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Ruthless-RKO
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Re: the saddest performances youve seen
Yh, cus after 8 rounds he was ahead on the cards.mickey1975 wrote: ↑02 May 2021, 21:389th. And I think it was a 10 rounder.Ruthless-RKO wrote: ↑02 May 2021, 20:53Should have done a 6 rounder.. wait when did it end? Was it a 10 rounder?mickey1975 wrote: ↑02 May 2021, 19:59
I was at that fight and had a really bad feeling about it. I even backed Ricky to lose. It really was sad compared to his big nights at the arena. I had a tear in my eye when I collected my winnings.
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Hmm, Bellew was bound to go on about something, win-lose-draw.
But yes, very sad to see the Haymaker shot to sh*t. The English can be a bit tough on Haye ( toe-gate etc) but he was a legit champ at cruiser, and a contender at HW when it was tough to get a belt.