Is anybody going to watch out of morbid curiosuty? Also does anybody know the link and times for the ppv?
Im hoping to watch as he's an all time favourite of mine. I personally do think he has HIV as theres too many in-accuracies in his interviews. But it wont stop me watching.
Tommy Morrison's next fight
Re: Tommy Morrison's next fight
i will if its on in the UK dont think it shud b a PPV though i dont think anyone cares enough to pay for itrob h wrote:Is anybody going to watch out of morbid curiosuty? Also does anybody know the link and times for the ppv?
Im hoping to watch as he's an all time favourite of mine. I personally do think he has HIV as theres too many in-accuracies in his interviews. But it wont stop me watching.
Re: Tommy Morrison's next fight
Its $6 on some website, not sure of the address though. I think there just cashing in from the Morrison fans who have been un-able to see his last few fights.
Re: Tommy Morrison's next fight
Sickly Tommy "Duke" Morrison continues to walk a road to nowhere when he meets someone named Corey Williams in Wyoming in the States on Saturday night.
Morrison, 40, was diagnosed with HIV years ago and outlawed from the sport but he recently managed to convince a few people he was misdiagnosed and is in fact HIV-negative. One look at the man states otherwise, I'm afraid. Tommy looks ill and he looks old. The one-time serious heavyweight contender admitted to a lifestyle of sleaze and more sleaze after he was diagnosed in 1996, began to desperately miss boxing and suddenly he is a walking miracle. He has won two out of two since returning to the ring in 2007 in the sort of places where people walk the dog and where they couldn't give a damn if Morrison bleeds all over an opponent.
There is talk of Tommy fighting in Australia this year against former rugby league player John Hopoate, a man best known for prodding his fingers into the backsides of league opponents before he was banned. Morrison has been reduced to the status of a circus act and faces the pitiful, blubbery Williams at Albany Fair Grounds in Laramie.
Williams, 7-9-2 (4), brings four losses in his last five fights, all of the losses by stoppage.
Morrison, 40, was diagnosed with HIV years ago and outlawed from the sport but he recently managed to convince a few people he was misdiagnosed and is in fact HIV-negative. One look at the man states otherwise, I'm afraid. Tommy looks ill and he looks old. The one-time serious heavyweight contender admitted to a lifestyle of sleaze and more sleaze after he was diagnosed in 1996, began to desperately miss boxing and suddenly he is a walking miracle. He has won two out of two since returning to the ring in 2007 in the sort of places where people walk the dog and where they couldn't give a damn if Morrison bleeds all over an opponent.
There is talk of Tommy fighting in Australia this year against former rugby league player John Hopoate, a man best known for prodding his fingers into the backsides of league opponents before he was banned. Morrison has been reduced to the status of a circus act and faces the pitiful, blubbery Williams at Albany Fair Grounds in Laramie.
Williams, 7-9-2 (4), brings four losses in his last five fights, all of the losses by stoppage.
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Re: Tommy Morrison's next fight
I wonder if he's had anymore plastic surgery lately. He's the new Steve Austin.