Classic fights I've watched recently

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Marc Leach vs Louis Norman

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Omar Figueroa vs John Molina Jr

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Chris Bourke vs Louis Norman

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Jorge Paez vs Troy Dorsey 1+2

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Larry Holmes W10 Roy Williams (1976).

Young Larry was certainly an up-and-coming bad@ss extraordinaire. Look at the way he puts his punches together!

His balance was extraordinary.

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Manuel Medina vs Troy Dorsey

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Kevin Kelley vs Troy Dorsey

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Kevin Kelley vs Troy Dorsey

Kelley was one of my favourite boxers back then, The Flushing Flash.

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Kevin Kelley vs Troy Dorsey

Kelley was one of my favourite boxers back then, The Flushing Flash.

Been watching a bit of Dorsey, fck me his engine is insane

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Kevin Kelley vs Troy Dorsey

Kelley was one of my favourite boxers back then, The Flushing Flash.

Been watching a bit of Dorsey, fck me his engine is insane

Former kick boxer from memory, his wife was hard as fook also.

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Kelley was one of my favourite boxers back then, The Flushing Flash.

Been watching a bit of Dorsey, fck me his engine is insane

Former kick boxer from memory, his wife was hard as fook also.

Aye so I believe, his wife was ringside for Medina fight as well his mum

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Jesse James Leija vs Troy Dorsey

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Oscar De La Hoya vs Troy Dorsey

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Jesus Chavez vs Troy Dorsey

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Gabriel Ruelas vs Troy Dorsey

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I watched Roberto Duran vs Zeferino Gonzalez recently.

They fought in September of 1979.

I saw that fight live on ABC Friday Night Fights, when I was 9 years of age.

I remember way back then after watching this bout, and then waiting for the decision, thinking, "Gee, I don't think Roberto won this one".

All these many years later, and nothing really changed, after rewatching this bout 47 years later.

To me, it looks like the type of bout that I myself would rule as a Draw.

And a Gift Draw at that, on Duran's behalf.

And this analysis is coming from as big of a fan of Roberto Duran as any other Fanatical Level Fan.

Zeferino was obviously Crushed by that decision loss.

He went 2-4 for the remainder of his pro boxing career after that wide score UD loss to Duran.

The one commentator stated just before the last round began, "This one is up for Grabs", meaning, He must've had it even going into the final round.

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Floyd Mayweather vs Jesus Chavez

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Erik Morales vs Jesus Chavez

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Jesus Chavez vs Carlos Hernandez

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Kevin Kelley vs Troy Dorsey

Kelley was one of my favourite boxers back then, The Flushing Flash.

Been watching a bit of Dorsey, fck me his engine is insane

It sure looks like you have been watching a lot of him!
He sure fought against a lot of interesting opponents. Some good fights.

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Julio Diaz vs Jesus Chavez

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Kelley was one of my favourite boxers back then, The Flushing Flash.

Been watching a bit of Dorsey, fck me his engine is insane

It sure looks like you have been watching a lot of him!
He sure fought against a lot of interesting opponents. Some good fights.

Never a dull one I seen

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Michael Katsidis vs Jesus Chavez

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Gennady Golovkin vs Kell Brook

Hadn't watched this since it was Live. Brook really deserves a lot of credit for his effort here. He fought a great fight even in defeat. The first 4 rounds of this bout is probably the best Brook ever looked honestly.

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Humberto Soto vs Jesus Chavez