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More action in Round 10, than any Round in the George Foreman vs. Ron Lyle bout.
That's a Fact.
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Dorothy Malone
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Foreman had a few of them Lyle being the best one i think of his career those guys tried to kill each other also Copper i think i spelled his name wrong always had exciting fights. Holyfeilds fights with Bowe were pretty fucking great those guys did not have a stop button in there fights really.
Too one-sided maybe but I love Briggs-Lewis.
Been a while since i watch that fight did Briggs hurt Lewis at all in that fight i just remember the beat down and finish by Lewis but i might have to go back and watch it again. You know the heavy weight slugfest most of the time ended faster then any weight class most of the time anyhow.
Good calls in here. Two more obscure ones I like are Derick Jefferson-Maurice Harris, and Courage Tshabalala(however it's spelled) vs Darrel Wilson.
Tommy Morrison had a couple with Ruddock and Joe Hip as well, those were brutal fights. Also Corrie Sanders vs Rahman was a shootout.
In my memory Briggs rocked him a couple of times. Not watched it in years so could be my mind playing tricks.Quote:
Originally Posted by Mr140
Sanders fight is a good call man that shot Rahman hit him with was fucking would killed most people. That would also lead up to the biggest upset i think in that time frame with a win over Lewis. Thats the thing of heavies man no matter the talent a guy 220 plus hitting you right and goodnight dude or thats all she wrote. I mean Lewis is always given shit for those loses but he did avenge them and has one of best resume's at Heavyweight i rank that dude even higher then Mayweather i think he is most underrated fighter of his time really.
No you're right, I think it was all in the first round but Briggs came out bombs away and did hurt Lewis legit at least once, which made the rest of the fight stay interesting. That was his fight right after getting the questionable win over Foreman, I think Briggs knew he didn't have a shot to box him and so to his credit came to make it a war.Quote:
Originally Posted by ryanmanIn my memory Briggs rocked him a couple of times. Not watched it in years so could be my mind playing tricks.Quote:
Originally Posted by Mr140
Ok thanks I'm not mental. Lewis finished with huge overhand right and Briggs fell like a big redwood.Quote:
Originally Posted by p4pkingNo you're right, I think it was all in the first round but Briggs came out bombs away and did hurt Lewis legit at least once, which made the rest of the fight stay interesting. That was his fight right after getting the questionable win over Foreman, I think Briggs knew he didn't have a shot to box him and so to his credit came to make it a war.Quote:
Originally Posted by ryanmanIn my memory Briggs rocked him a couple of times. Not watched it in years so could be my mind playing tricks.Quote:
Originally Posted by Mr140
Just remember that fight being one that you didn't have a chance to sit down for, but not in a Lewis-Golota way.
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* Clarence Henry vs. Bob Satterfield
* Sonny Liston vs. Zora Folley
* Doug Jones vs. Bob Foster
* Wayne Bethea vs. Ernie Terrell
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Your're not with it Slim Trae,
Sometimes the 'Black & White' photographs are 'better', as it leaves more for the imagination.
Of course Stella Stevens was available 'in living color', but don't you think that this is an interesting photograph.
Just look at her.
* What is she thinking ?
* What is she saying with her eyes ?
* What does her body tell you ?
* Has she just finished doing something ?
* Or is she ready to go again ?
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