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WHERE are they NOW? DONALD CURRY
Posted: 26 Jun 2007, 16:20
by nyckid
Looking back at the mercurial and tumultuous prizefight career of the Donald Curry’s –from his meteoric rise to becoming a world champion to his failed attempt of becoming a Jr. Middleweight Champion 13-years later—it’s clear that the Ft. Worth native experienced it all while finishing with a record of 34-6, 25 KO’s.
http://fightbeat.com/article_detail.php?AT=420
Posted: 26 Jun 2007, 16:22
by RUS
oi, the spammer is back
Re: WHERE are they NOW? DONALD CURRY
Posted: 26 Jun 2007, 16:22
by pundit
nyckid wrote:Looking back at the mercurial and tumultuous prizefight career of the Donald Curry’s –from his meteoric rise to becoming a world champion to his failed attempt of becoming a Jr. Middleweight Champion 13-years later—it’s clear that the Ft. Worth native experienced it all while finishing with a record of 34-6, 25 KO’s.
http://fightbeat.com/article_detail.php?AT=420
1 This should be in boxers of the past
2 Can't you link up a better website?
Re: WHERE are they NOW? DONALD CURRY
Posted: 26 Jun 2007, 16:25
by nyckid
pundit wrote:nyckid wrote:Looking back at the mercurial and tumultuous prizefight career of the Donald Curry’s –from his meteoric rise to becoming a world champion to his failed attempt of becoming a Jr. Middleweight Champion 13-years later—it’s clear that the Ft. Worth native experienced it all while finishing with a record of 34-6, 25 KO’s.
http://fightbeat.com/article_detail.php?AT=420
1 This should be in boxers of the past
2 Can't you link up a better website?
Yeah, can someone move this to boxers of the past for me?
Thank you
nyckid
Re: WHERE are they NOW? DONALD CURRY
Posted: 26 Jun 2007, 18:45
by BoxBuzz
nyckid wrote:pundit wrote:nyckid wrote:Looking back at the mercurial and tumultuous prizefight career of the Donald Curry’s –from his meteoric rise to becoming a world champion to his failed attempt of becoming a Jr. Middleweight Champion 13-years later—it’s clear that the Ft. Worth native experienced it all while finishing with a record of 34-6, 25 KO’s.
http://fightbeat.com/article_detail.php?AT=420
1 This should be in boxers of the past
2 Can't you link up a better website?
Yeah, can someone move this to boxers of the past for me?
Thank you
nyckid
yep.
Posted: 14 Jul 2007, 20:07
by Brich1930b
TO ALL. THIS IS "BOXERS OF THE PAST"
RICHARD B. BARTMAN
Posted: 14 Jul 2007, 22:45
by kick asner
Brich1930b wrote:TO ALL. THIS IS "BOXERS OF THE PAST"
RICHARD B. BARTMAN
Okay?
Posted: 15 Jul 2007, 14:05
by silkov
Boxers of the past???.... I thought that I was in Mollys pussycat palace!!!....
:( :x
8)
Posted: 16 Jul 2007, 17:32
by elmersalsa
Posted: 29 Jul 2007, 19:42
by Nile4000
If he had met McCrory in late '82, he may have lost.
Posted: 30 Jul 2007, 10:21
by Broncano
Well later in his career he was stopped a few times but I don't think it is fair to say that he lacked the chin. If you are thinking about that MCCallum left hook that took him out, well , that could have taken out a horse.
Don's main problem seems to have been that his mind wasn't 100% in the game. I have read and heard that he got into boxing strictly for the money. In his prime however, his economical and calculated pace was a pleasure to watch.
His two fights with Marlon Starling are 80s classics.
It would have been great to see him against Leonard circa 1985... unfortunately Kevin Howard ruined it for us by putting Ray's behind on the canvas on his comeback fight (If granberry is reading this I'm sure he will have a lot more to contribute on the subject )
Posted: 30 Jul 2007, 21:49
by MEISINGER
last i heard he was smokin bones in dallas
