Yep, good luck, light speed, Henry.Quote:
Originally Posted by paddy448
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Yep, good luck, light speed, Henry.Quote:
Originally Posted by paddy448
R.I.P Legend
Rip
RIP Sir Henry
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How history would've been different had Cooper scored the KO against Ali way back in 1963, there would be no Liston fight in 1964? The entire Ali image and persona would be altered, the implications are enormous when you think about it. It's good to know that Ali visited Cooper whenever in England and as recently as 2 years ago. Now Ali should visit Joe and heal those wounds once and for all. RIP Enry.
Rip 'Enry.
Here's what Ali had to say:
Former heavyweight contender Henry Cooper dies at age 76 - ESPN
R.I.P sir Henry. A true British sporting legend!
Nice to see tributes flooding in. Here is what Haye had to say.
http://www.sportinglife.com/boxing/n...d.html&BID=543
Goodbye Sir Henry, may you rest in peacefull bliss amongst with them, most honourable of men!
horrible news to wake up to
RIP `enery, you brought pleasure to so many lives
RIP - Good (though unsuprising) to see so many great comments.
A class act FACT!
i saw him on the tv not too long ago and thought he looked frail
what did he die of does anyone know?
what a fella
Legend.
That's very true, had the Ali corner not cheated, the legend could have been much different.Quote:
Originally Posted by THE THIRD MAN
He had a good innings and floored Ali, that's all you can ask for in life really. It's a shame that Cooper bled so easily.
Not sure what he officially died of, but Colin Hart was on Sky news yesterday saying he'd seen him almost give up since his wife and twin brother died over the last few years. Really sad newsQuote:
Originally Posted by erics44