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Couple of fights for you,
Errol Christie v Nestor Flores

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0rWqWZnxJJE

and the final 4 rounds of Glenn McCrory v Tee Jay

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=72jgjUmkvkI
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xyfFxlZ_Ojg

It was Christie fighting stiffs such as Flores which cost him against Kaylor. After breezing through the likes of Flores, he just wasn't ready for a guy willing to climb up and fight back hard.
Failing heavyweight McCrory dropped down and came back brilliantly well at cruiserweight, although I still don't know who the hell Patrick Lumumba is, the guy he fought for the vacant IBF cruiserweight title in 1989. Sorry, Glenn, Lumumba was awful, but you proved your worth before him and in your first defence against Makhatini.

Errol Christie was so Talented, I used to watch him spar a lot, fluid movement, just was never allowed experienced with decent guys to learn, and Jose Seyes did not help!!!

ERIC GUY wrote:Errol Christie was so Talented, I used to watch him spar a lot, fluid movement, just was never allowed experienced with decent guys to learn, and Jose Seyes did not help!!!

I'm going to post Herol Graham v Jose Seyes tonight, shows Graham at his elusive best

that was a good move by Herol, I have that fight as well

Tee Jay was a tough boxer as well, such a shame he died at an early age.

Old bones Ian wrote:

ERIC GUY wrote:Errol Christie was so Talented, I used to watch him spar a lot, fluid movement, just was never allowed experienced with decent guys to learn, and Jose Seyes did not help!!!

I'm going to post Herol Graham v Jose Seyes tonight, shows Graham at his elusive best

Herol hurls Seys completely over his shoulder as Naz did to Soto years later. Naz copied Bomber a lot.