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Brocky wrote:

magnus wrote:

Brocky wrote:Looks the part but heart like a pea

If that was the case wouldn't he have quit against the Frenchman who spent rounds smashing him around, only for Towers to come back and win. His heart looked ok then.

He dropped the Frenchman 4 times , hardly got punched around the ring.

magnus wrote:

Brocky wrote:

magnus wrote:
If that was the case wouldn't he have quit against the Frenchman who spent rounds smashing him around, only for Towers to come back and win. His heart looked ok then.

He dropped the Frenchman 4 times , hardly got punched around the ring.

I recall him getting pummelled, many people thinking it should have been stopped, and Towers recovering to win. As I said before, nothing wrong with his heart that night.

Dixonian wrote:

magnus wrote:

Brocky wrote: He dropped the Frenchman 4 times , hardly got punched around the ring.

I recall him getting pummelled, many people thinking it should have been stopped, and Towers recovering to win. As I said before, nothing wrong with his heart that night.

Yeah I remember him getting battered from one side of the ring to the other. Gregory Tony I think it was.

Boxerbeetle wrote:

Dixonian wrote:

magnus wrote:
I recall him getting pummelled, many people thinking it should have been stopped, and Towers recovering to win. As I said before, nothing wrong with his heart that night.

Yeah I remember him getting battered from one side of the ring to the other. Gregory Tony I think it was.

That was a terrific fight. Not in the traditional sense obviously, but it was just so unpredictable and wild that I really enjoyed it.

manno wrote:massive success story Iif he never goes bk to crime. Brother in law was on same wing and said he was soundest guy you could meet...had a lot of time for younger kids, tryin to put em right. Bumped into him in local supermkt the day after he won international or whateva and he was wearing the belt!! However I dont think this was an act of arrogance more so I think the man was extremely proud of what he had achieved, more in turnin his life round than what hed won.