Posted: 04 Jun 2004, 11:31
think big....
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Posted: 04 Jun 2004, 11:33
Lennox Lewis v Al Malcolm
Posted: 04 Jun 2004, 11:34
Bruno
Posted: 04 Jun 2004, 11:34
No not physically, a bigger fight....
Posted: 04 Jun 2004, 11:36
Barry McGuigan?
Posted: 04 Jun 2004, 11:37
Benn - Eubank 1?
Posted: 04 Jun 2004, 11:54
Breland v Honeyghan
Posted: 04 Jun 2004, 12:03
hmm
mccallum v watson ?
i would have said honeygan v curry but thats mid eighties.
mccallum v watson ?
i would have said honeygan v curry but thats mid eighties.
Posted: 04 Jun 2004, 12:04
Azumah Nelson V Pat Cowdell
Posted: 04 Jun 2004, 15:30
Did the fight involve Duke McKenzie or Dave McAuley?
Posted: 04 Jun 2004, 15:54
I'll go for Honeyghan v Curry.
Posted: 04 Jun 2004, 16:33
John Conteh
Posted: 04 Jun 2004, 17:37
blue, james hinted it was the late eighties.
Posted: 04 Jun 2004, 19:19
real deal mentioning nelson has reminded me of something.REAL_DEAL wrote:Azumah Nelson V Pat Cowdell
its not nelson v your namesake is it?
Posted: 05 Jun 2004, 06:58
Andries/Hearns?
Posted: 05 Jun 2004, 07:00
:xheadhunter wrote:real deal mentioning nelson has reminded me of something.REAL_DEAL wrote:Azumah Nelson V Pat Cowdell
its not nelson v your namesake is it?
Posted: 05 Jun 2004, 07:47
Yes, someone finally got it.
Honeyghan v Curry was it, actually one of the very first fights ever broadcast by showtime, and a massive kick in the bollocks for them as curry was probably their biggest star at the time...
Honeyghan v Curry was it, actually one of the very first fights ever broadcast by showtime, and a massive kick in the bollocks for them as curry was probably their biggest star at the time...
Posted: 05 Jun 2004, 09:13
Sad for Curry. After he sparked McCrory he had ambitions for 154lb dominance, only to get upset by Honeyghan. Then when he finally does move up to 154 he gets iced in chilling fashion by The Bodysnatcher.
He reminded me of Trinidad the way he stood poised in front of his opponent. Also the way he held his guard up at his chin, and loaded up with his right foot. He was like Trinidad on WD40 - much slicker - though I'd say Tito's ability, for all its crude and awkward appearance, was/is more effective.
By the way, are the two Starling fights any good? Does anyone remember them?
He reminded me of Trinidad the way he stood poised in front of his opponent. Also the way he held his guard up at his chin, and loaded up with his right foot. He was like Trinidad on WD40 - much slicker - though I'd say Tito's ability, for all its crude and awkward appearance, was/is more effective.
By the way, are the two Starling fights any good? Does anyone remember them?
Posted: 05 Jun 2004, 10:04
First one was a stinker; second one, Curry fought beautiful throughout and nearly stopped Starling in the 15th and final round. Heartily recommend it.The Devil In Roy Jones wrote:Sad for Curry. After he sparked McCrory he had ambitions for 154lb dominance, only to get upset by Honeyghan. Then when he finally does move up to 154 he gets iced in chilling fashion by The Bodysnatcher.
He reminded me of Trinidad the way he stood poised in front of his opponent. Also the way he held his guard up at his chin, and loaded up with his right foot. He was like Trinidad on WD40 - much slicker - though I'd say Tito's ability, for all its crude and awkward appearance, was/is more effective.
By the way, are the two Starling fights any good? Does anyone remember them?