Re: ~ 25 Years ago Today on July 21st, 1982 ~
Thank you to all of you for either taking the time to read it and or post a comment.
It means a lot.
CutMeMick
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Originally Posted by El Gamo
CC,great read. Really interesting. Who knows how great Salvador could have been? An amazing fighter.
CC# 1863 Gamo
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Originally Posted by Just a Boxing Fan
CC!
CC#427 Just a BF
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Originally Posted by Galaxy.
cc Mick, Sanchez is one of my favorite fighters of all time.
CC# 163 Galaxy
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Originally Posted by BoxingGorilla
:appl: :toff:
I believe this is the first time I've read anything substantial you've written. Not "substantial" as in important or unimportant but "substantial" as in lengthy.
I can tell that you truley admire this man because it takes something special to move someone to write a piece about them.
I got love for ya Mick
Silverback,
You know you my bwoy! right?
It means a lot to know you took the time to read this. For the record yes I truely admire Sanchez.
'Heroes are remembered, but legends never die' and that's what Sanchez is, a legend.
Thanks Silverback.
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Originally Posted by DaxxKahn
CC Mick great read......Just think he hadn't even reached his prime yet.......
Imagine a fight today between Sanchez and Pacquiao :o
CC# 468 Daxx and it means a lot coming from you.
I think he had just started his prime, I would say his coming out prime fight was the Gomez victory.
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Originally Posted by sweet science
cc cut me mick. i loved the cosell tribute, and now on to the other video.
CC# 42 Sweet Science. Yeah! the videos are really good.
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Originally Posted by No Contest
CC Mick , it was a good tribute. Who knows he could've been the greatest of all time. Only the good die young.
CC# 157 No Contest and I agree, the sky was the limit for this kid.
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Originally Posted by ICE COLD BOXING
This was an awesome fight Nelson was winning in early going then Sanchez took over then it was just an action packed fight Sanchez looked like he didn't have anything left then come out for the 15th round like it was the 1st round and finally stopped Nelson Sanchez's stamina was something else he always seemed to have a bit more heart and stamina than his opponents bit like Ali.
It was a close fight coming into the 11th round but Nelsons face was begining to show signs of being hit and hard.
Great fight all in all.
Thanks for taking the time to comment ICB.
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Originally Posted by ghoster
Legend :appl:
He truely is one.
Thanks for taking the time to pay tribute to the man ghoster.
Re: ~ 25 Years ago Today on July 21st, 1982 ~
Yo mick, just wondering outta all the great feathers through history who would you have liked to see Sanchez battle?
For me it would be Saddler!
Re: ~ 25 Years ago Today on July 21st, 1982 ~
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Originally Posted by Galaxy.
Yo mick, just wondering outta all the great feathers through history who would you have liked to see Sanchez battle?
For me it would be Saddler!
There was talk of him fighting Arguello and Gomez rematch them 2 fights would of been classics you can bet on that.
By the way where is my manners ?? i forgot to :coolclick: you Mick sorry about that i was in a rush earlier had to do something i have seen quite a few Sanchez fights but his fight with Lopez was boxing masterclass you won't see much better boxing than that.
And also Mick i was wondering if you could answer me a question because you seem to have alot of knowledge on Sanchez i did hear he had no amateur fights or only like a couple ?? if thats true Sanchez has got to be one of the most gifted boxers ever to lace em up he was beating atg in his early 20s for crying out loud thats amazing.
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Originally Posted by Galaxy.
Yo mick, just wondering outta all the great feathers through history who would you have liked to see Sanchez battle?
For me it would be Saddler!
I would say Alexis Arguello because the fight was in theory so close to happening.
But def. Saddler would be up there in the list. What a match up of styles that would be?
Other fighters whom I would have loved to see against Sanchez would be 'Puas' Olivares, Saldivar and MAB.
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Originally Posted by ICE COLD BOXING
By the way where is my manners ?? i forgot to :coolclick: you Mick sorry about that i was in a rush earlier had to do something i have seen quite a few Sanchez fights but his fight with Lopez was boxing masterclass you won't see much better boxing than that.
No worries ICB, I had clicked you anyway. I clicked everyone I just didn't wan't people to feel they needed to click me back just because I did it. :)
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Originally Posted by ICE COLD BOXING
And also Mick i was wondering if you could answer me a question because you seem to have alot of knowledge on Sanchez i did hear he had no amateur fights or only like a couple ?? if thats true Sanchez has got to be one of the most gifted boxers ever to lace em up he was beating atg in his early 20s for crying out loud thats amazing.
Story has it he did fight a couple of times but they were not counted as amateur fights nor is there any record of them.
That is the reason why people say he had soo much talent and room to improve. I personally think he was just in the early stages of his prime other people think differently. He was so naturally gifted along with being very smart in the ring.
Re: ~ 25 Years ago Today on July 21st, 1982 ~
He was in his prime IMO but who really knows for sure?
One of the most awesome fighters to ever set foot in the ring!
Re: ~ 25 Years ago Today on July 21st, 1982 ~
:coolclick: Mick great read. Sanchez was something special. He achieved greatness in his lifetime, but I cant even imagine what he would have gone on to do.
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Fantastic tribute! He was only 23, not fair, not fair at all!!!
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Originally Posted by THE THIRD MAN
Fantastic tribute! He was only 23, not fair, not fair at all!!!
Thanks for taking the time to read and comment on it.
Really appreciate it. :)
Re: ~ 25 Years ago Today on July 21st, 1982 ~
In retrospect it shows also what a great fighter Azumah was. With only so few fights to take on a legend like Sanchez and doing so well.
Re: ~ 25 Years ago Today on July 21st, 1982 ~
I just read this tribute again and i have to say you are a champ yourself Mick.
There was a lot of thought put into it and as a boxing fan i'm grateful to you for this fantastic insight into one of the all time greats in the sport of boxing.
Thanks again!
Re: ~ 25 Years ago Today on July 21st, 1982 ~
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Originally Posted by DarkDestroyer
In retrospect it shows also what a great fighter Azumah was. With only so few fights to take on a legend like Sanchez and doing so well.
Completely agree here Dark,
I can't stress enough how many times I've read where people try to down play Sanchez by saying that he beat a prospect in Nelson or that Nelson was not ready for a fight of that caliber.
Well watch the fight and tell me Nelson fought like a prospect. Or that he fought like someone with 13 fights....
Nelson stood up to a P4P fighter at that time and a great that IMO was in his prime and gave 'em one helluva fight.
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Originally Posted by THE THIRD MAN
I just read this tribute again and i have to say you are a champ yourself Mick.
There was a lot of thought put into it and as a boxing fan i'm grateful to you for this fantastic insight into one of the all time greats in the sport of boxing.
Thanks again!
Thanks a lot man, really. I mean that.
I really put some effort into it, to be honest it took me about a week to get it together my original article (if you wanna call it that) was pretty damn! long. I had done a rd. by rd. of the fight along with parts of what you see. But then I asked myself how many people are really gonna read a loooooong as article? So I decided to cut the rd. by rd. down to the best rounds and add my own voice to it.
I wrote it in pencil and then typed it in Word, cause I can't tell you how many times I type a good comment and then the page goes on time out and I loose everything that I typed.
Again, thanks.... 8)
Re: ~ 25 Years ago Today on July 21st, 1982 ~
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Originally Posted by CutMeMick
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Originally Posted by DarkDestroyer
In retrospect it shows also what a great fighter Azumah was. With only so few fights to take on a legend like Sanchez and doing so well.
Completely agree here Dark,
I can't stress enough how many
times I've read where people try to down play Sanchez by saying that he beat a prospect in Nelson or that Nelson was not ready for a fight of that caliber.
Well watch the fight and tell me Nelson fought like a prospect. Or that he fought like someone with 13 fights....
Nelson stood up to a P4P fighter at that time and a great that IMO was in his prime and gave 'em one helluva fight.
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Originally Posted by THE THIRD MAN
I just read this tribute again and i have to say you are a champ yourself Mick.
There was a lot of thought put into it and as a boxing fan i'm grateful to you for this fantastic insight into one of the all time greats in the sport of boxing.
Thanks again!
Thanks a lot man, really. I mean that.
I really put some effort into it, to be honest it took me about a week to get it together my original article (if you wanna call it that) was pretty damn! long. I had done a rd. by rd. of the fight along with parts of what you see. But then I asked myself how many people are really gonna read a loooooong as article? So I decided to cut the rd. by rd. down to the best rounds and add my own voice to it.
I wrote it in pencil and then typed it in Word, cause I can't tell you how many times I type a good comment and then the page goes on time out and I loose everything that I typed.
Again, thanks.... 8)
Totally agree with that Mick it reminded me of Tim Witherspoon vs Holmes i think Witherspoon had only 15 pro fights and only started boxing at 22 yet he fought Holmes at 25 only having 15 pro fights and gave him one hell of a fight and could of gone either way Witherspoon fought like a complete pro just like Nelson did with Sanchez.
Re: ~ 25 Years ago Today on July 21st, 1982 ~
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Originally Posted by ICE COLD BOXING
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Originally Posted by CutMeMick
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Originally Posted by DarkDestroyer
In retrospect it shows also what a great fighter Azumah was. With only so few fights to take on a legend like Sanchez and doing so well.
Completely agree here Dark,
I can't stress enough how many
times I've read where people try to down play Sanchez by saying that he beat a prospect in Nelson or that Nelson was not ready for a fight of that caliber.
Well watch the fight and tell me Nelson fought like a prospect. Or that he fought like someone with 13 fights....
Nelson stood up to a P4P fighter at that time and a great that IMO was in his prime and gave 'em one helluva fight.
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Originally Posted by THE THIRD MAN
I just read this tribute again and i have to say you are a champ yourself Mick.
There was a lot of thought put into it and as a boxing fan i'm grateful to you for this fantastic insight into one of the all time greats in the sport of boxing.
Thanks again!
Thanks a lot man, really. I mean that.
I really put some effort into it, to be honest it took me about a week to get it together my original article (if you wanna call it that) was pretty damn! long. I had done a rd. by rd. of the fight along with parts of what you see. But then I asked myself how many people are really gonna read a loooooong as article? So I decided to cut the rd. by rd. down to the best rounds and add my own voice to it.
I wrote it in pencil and then typed it in Word, cause I can't tell you how many times I type a good comment and then the page goes on time out and I loose everything that I typed.
Again, thanks.... 8)
Totally agree with that Mick it reminded me of Tim Witherspoon vs Holmes i think Witherspoon had only 15 pro fights and only started boxing at 22 yet he fought Holmes at 25 only having 15 pro fights and gave him one hell of a fight and could of gone either way Witherspoon fought like a complete pro just like Nelson did with Sanchez.
You know ICB, I gotta hand it to you that's a really good example that you used there....
CC#1126
Re: ~ 25 Years ago Today on July 21st, 1982 ~
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Originally Posted by CutMeMick
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Originally Posted by ICE COLD BOXING
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Originally Posted by CutMeMick
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Originally Posted by DarkDestroyer
In retrospect it shows also what a great fighter Azumah was. With only so few fights to take on a legend like Sanchez and doing so well.
Completely agree here Dark,
I can't stress enough how many
times I've read where people try to down play Sanchez by saying that he beat a prospect in Nelson or that Nelson was not ready for a fight of that caliber.
Well watch the fight and tell me Nelson fought like a prospect. Or that he fought like someone with 13 fights....
Nelson stood up to a P4P fighter at that time and a great that IMO was in his prime and gave 'em one helluva fight.
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Originally Posted by THE THIRD MAN
I just read this tribute again and i have to say you are a champ yourself Mick.
There was a lot of thought put into it and as a boxing fan i'm grateful to you for this fantastic insight into one of the all time greats in the sport of boxing.
Thanks again!
Thanks a lot man, really. I mean that.
I really put some effort into it, to be honest it took me about a week to get it together my original article (if you wanna call it that) was pretty damn! long. I had done a rd. by rd. of the fight along with parts of what you see. But then I asked myself how many people are really gonna read a loooooong as article? So I decided to cut the rd. by rd. down to the best rounds and add my own voice to it.
I wrote it in pencil and then typed it in Word, cause I can't tell you how many times I type a good comment and then the page goes on time out and I loose everything that I typed.
Again, thanks.... 8)
Totally agree with that Mick it reminded me of Tim Witherspoon vs Holmes i think Witherspoon had only 15 pro fights and only started boxing at 22 yet he fought Holmes at 25 only having 15 pro fights and gave him one hell of a fight and could of gone either way Witherspoon fought like a complete pro just like Nelson did with Sanchez.
You know ICB, I gotta hand it to you that's a really good example that you used there....
CC#1126
Thanks alot bro :coolclick: back you know talking about Sanchez again i feel like watching Gomez vs Sanchez again im still in shock how many all time greats he beat in such a short time its scary thought how good he could of been and how many fights could of been made Gomez vs Sanchez 2 Arguello vs Sanchez.
