Re: Benn McClellan
Posted: 26 Feb 2018, 12:45
Epic. In my top 5 favourite fights.
What a div mcclellans trainer was
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Re: Benn McClellan
Posted: 26 Feb 2018, 13:23
Proper fight
What a div mcclellans trainer was
What a div mcclellans trainer was
Re: Benn McClellan
Posted: 27 Feb 2018, 00:29
Re: Benn McClellan
Posted: 27 Feb 2018, 03:25
dare say that was the last fight I watched with my dad. Think it really put him off boxing. I'd have been 13 at the time and I reckon its a different beast watching your teenage son getting so into the pure violence.
Re: Benn McClellan
Posted: 27 Feb 2018, 06:09
The most vicious fight I can recall. Also one of the finest. The bravery, heart, will to prevail, and primal instincts both showed was incredible. Two of the most genuinely savage fighters clashed and neither were found wanting. A battle of both physical attributes and sheer will power. It went beyond boxing, more like two cavemen fighting.
Incredible fight, tragic ending.
Incredible fight, tragic ending.
Re: Benn McClellan
Posted: 01 Mar 2018, 05:31
Is it true none of his team even went to hospital with him? Apparently the trainer made sure he got his dough then fukked offthepocketrocket wrote: ↑26 Feb 2018, 12:27 I have always wondered about the useless camp in the McClellan corner. It seems true that GM wanted to quit, but plenty of fighters have wanted to quit, have been persuaded not to, then gone on to win. Morales wanted to quit against McCullough famously. Is it the corner's job to stop them bailing?
Would love a cornerman's opinion on the night.
Re: Benn McClellan
Posted: 01 Mar 2018, 09:06
I read that in 'War, Baby'.....insane stuff!Stuarty wrote: ↑01 Mar 2018, 05:31Is it true none of his team even went to hospital with him? Apparently the trainer made sure he got his dough then fukked offthepocketrocket wrote: ↑26 Feb 2018, 12:27 I have always wondered about the useless camp in the McClellan corner. It seems true that GM wanted to quit, but plenty of fighters have wanted to quit, have been persuaded not to, then gone on to win. Morales wanted to quit against McCullough famously. Is it the corner's job to stop them bailing?
Would love a cornerman's opinion on the night.
Re: Benn McClellan
Posted: 23 May 2018, 23:13
Watching it again 
Re: Benn McClellan
Posted: 24 May 2018, 03:11
From round one he was fighting to survive,even in the round mcClellan took the knee benn looked out on his feet,fightin in pure emotion. I rememeber watching this and as soon as been got knocked through the ropes my heart just started racing i was think "sh1t dont get knocked out in round 1" from then on i was thinkin its just a matter of time before gerald got him
Re: Benn McClellan
Posted: 24 May 2018, 03:18
I think its the trainers job to know his fighter and if he says he cant carry on its up to the trainer to know if he has more in the tank or if he is done. Dont know if you watch ufc but there was a womans fight about two weeks ago one tild her corner at the end of round 3 i think,that she was done the corner threw he back in and she got her nose shattered and visciously stopped now that is the corners fault.thepocketrocket wrote: ↑26 Feb 2018, 12:27 I have always wondered about the useless camp in the McClellan corner. It seems true that GM wanted to quit, but plenty of fighters have wanted to quit, have been persuaded not to, then gone on to win. Morales wanted to quit against McCullough famously. Is it the corner's job to stop them bailing?
Would love a cornerman's opinion on the night.
Re: Benn McClellan
Posted: 24 May 2018, 17:46
My thoughts exactly on the night. Great great fight, terrible ending for McClellanthechump wrote: ↑24 May 2018, 03:11From round one he was fighting to survive,even in the round mcClellan took the knee benn looked out on his feet,fightin in pure emotion. I rememeber watching this and as soon as been got knocked through the ropes my heart just started racing i was think "sh1t dont get knocked out in round 1" from then on i was thinkin its just a matter of time before gerald got him
Re: Benn McClellan
Posted: 24 May 2018, 18:33
Re: Benn McClellan
Posted: 25 May 2018, 03:55
super bored of this fight now, all been done to death
Re: Benn McClellan
Posted: 25 May 2018, 06:12
Just watched that first round again and ppl harp in about joe cortez not letting ricky hatton fight his fight,that ref was letting benn off alot,if a different ref was appointed that night benn would of been flattened in round1
Re: Benn McClellan
Posted: 28 May 2018, 09:32
No, but that sounds shocking.thechump wrote: ↑24 May 2018, 03:18I think its the trainers job to know his fighter and if he says he cant carry on its up to the trainer to know if he has more in the tank or if he is done. Dont know if you watch ufc but there was a womans fight about two weeks ago one tild her corner at the end of round 3 i think,that she was done the corner threw he back in and she got her nose shattered and visciously stopped now that is the corners fault.thepocketrocket wrote: ↑26 Feb 2018, 12:27 I have always wondered about the useless camp in the McClellan corner. It seems true that GM wanted to quit, but plenty of fighters have wanted to quit, have been persuaded not to, then gone on to win. Morales wanted to quit against McCullough famously. Is it the corner's job to stop them bailing?
Would love a cornerman's opinion on the night.
It shows the importance of a good corner, and having the ability to know when the fighter is just having a crisis of confidence, and when they are done.
Re: Benn McClellan
Posted: 28 May 2018, 10:11
thepocketrocket wrote: ↑28 May 2018, 09:32No, but that sounds shocking.thechump wrote: ↑24 May 2018, 03:18I think its the trainers job to know his fighter and if he says he cant carry on its up to the trainer to know if he has more in the tank or if he is done. Dont know if you watch ufc but there was a womans fight about two weeks ago one tild her corner at the end of round 3 i think,that she was done the corner threw he back in and she got her nose shattered and visciously stopped now that is the corners fault.thepocketrocket wrote: ↑26 Feb 2018, 12:27 I have always wondered about the useless camp in the McClellan corner. It seems true that GM wanted to quit, but plenty of fighters have wanted to quit, have been persuaded not to, then gone on to win. Morales wanted to quit against McCullough famously. Is it the corner's job to stop them bailing?
Would love a cornerman's opinion on the night.
It shows the importance of a good corner, and having the ability to know when the fighter is just having a crisis of confidence, and when they are done.