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Errol better find a good opponent inside the ring like Porter, Horn, Garcia, Peterson or Vargas instead of messing around on the street.

yeah-yeah-yeah ...

That was brutal. You could hear those body punches.

wtf? i can't access this- i take it its just 'friendly' knockabout 'sparring'???

Having a bit of a body spar with his old mate

lefty wrote:That was brutal. You could hear those body punches.

That fat dude took some nasty body shots.

Counter-puncher wrote:wtf? i can't access this- i take it its just 'friendly' knockabout 'sparring'???

It's him and some fat guy (who looks considerably heavier) exchanging body punches. Spence sounds like he's hitting a drum or something. Fat guy has probably got internal bleeding. Fair play to him though, he kept at it.

Spence vs Charlie Z...you just know that Spence would be disqualified for a 'low blow'

1257-0!!!

Pretty hilarious, but I am certain that his team is not amused.

its all fun and games until it's not..

apollo creed wrote:https://youtu.be/-15dKSqhbEk

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Errol better find a good opponent inside the ring like Porter, Horn, Garcia, Peterson or Vargas instead of messing around on the street.

We used to do that messing around with other pros away from the gym. The rules are: bare knuckles, no low blows, no real heavy blows, just body shots, go until one guy quits. Generally it's a T-shirt and jeans type of thing. It can definitely tune up your body attack.

I've seen athletes from many other sports argue about who could beat who in a fight, and then get into a fist fight that started out as a joke. A defensive lineman and linebacker for the Raiders tore into each other after practice on their El Segundo practice facility. I forget their names, but they were white guys, and the linebacker knocked the lineman out.

Two forwards on he New York Kicks, Anthony Mason and Xavier McDaniels got into a very brutal slugfest during practice -- where they were bouncing off walls and everyone let them fight. Nobody on the team wanted to mess with those 2 characters. After they battered each other for about 10 minutes and were beaten all to Hell they both paused trying to catch their breath... Coach Pat Riley asked, "Are we good?"

Viking Quarterback Joe Kapp and Linebacker Lonnie Warwick started arguing about who could kick who's ass in a Minneapolis night club where they were drinking. They went outside and fought to a draw, but their clothes were completely wrecked. They both had swelling and lumps on their heads and coach Bud Grant fined them in the thousands.

Reggie Jackson and Greg Nettles of the New York Yankees got into a fist fight in the locker room. Jackson came out on the short end of that one.

Yankee Coach Billy Martin told one of his pitchers, who's name I forget, that he'd kick his ass when they were out drinking. Martin had a reputation for kicking ass. The pitcher seemed a little pasty and soft, but he asked Martin to step outside. He kicked Martin's ass very promptly and brutally.

Not sure if it has been said, but it is a pretty stupid thing for Spence to be doing. Hit an elbow or something and break his hand could cost him several hundred thousand dollars due to inactivity. Just sayin...

Badhusker wrote:Not sure if it has been said, but it is a pretty stupid thing for Spence to be doing. Hit an elbow or something and break his hand could cost him several hundred thousand dollars due to inactivity. Just sayin...

Errol wouldnt be the first athlete to reap trouble by going back to hang with the homies from the hood. Hopefully his management team will get a glimpse of this risky move and help him realize that immaturity outside the ring can pay bad dividends in the ring.

I'm a huge Spence fan and would hate to see his phenomenal development derailed because of potential injuries from foolish behavior like this!!