Re: Fight that made you a fan.
Posted: 16 Jun 2010, 02:20
Balboa-Creed I
I was born Feb 1941 I was 3 when my dad came back from the war & saw me for the first time,he was in the navyBrute wrote:I was born in September 1947, first child of a returned soldier. I wonder if there are any others here between us in age?patron wrote:no, i don,t mind, may 1936. all the besttoppity wrote: how old are you, if you don't mind me asking?
Tells you something about styles making fights. Mundine beat sterling in their second fight, but in between Sterling outpointed Luis Rodriguez, who had KOed Mundine in the first round of their fight and KOed Tom Bethea who had won a non-title fight against Nino Benvenutti.davidk59 wrote:My first big fight I watched was Tony Mundine vs Bunny Stirling 1 .
Bunny was a very slick mover where as Tony was all business trying to get the job done but the bout ended in a draw, thankfully later in the rematch Tony stopped him. Great entertainment for an 11 year old boy growing up in Eveleigh st Redfern. Proud as punch!
rodrigues had been up 15 yrs before he met mundine and sterling,and had a few great fights on the way, virgil atkins, curtis cokes, rubin carter, paret , briscoe and griffiths,tony got him on the wrong night. all the bestBrute wrote:Tells you something about styles making fights. Mundine beat sterling in their second fight, but in between Sterling outpointed Luis Rodriguez, who had KOed Mundine in the first round of their fight and KOed Tom Bethea who had won a non-title fight against Nino Benvenutti.davidk59 wrote:My first big fight I watched was Tony Mundine vs Bunny Stirling 1 .
Bunny was a very slick mover where as Tony was all business trying to get the job done but the bout ended in a draw, thankfully later in the rematch Tony stopped him. Great entertainment for an 11 year old boy growing up in Eveleigh st Redfern. Proud as punch!