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**boxingbantz** · 08-18-2011 11:07 PM

Assault In The Ring is fascinating.

Unforgiveable Blackness is my favourite.

**CutMeMick** · 08-19-2011 03:11 AM

Originally Posted by Master

One night in Vegas was good, Tyson and tupac.

Yeah, that's the 30:30 ESPN series... Def. entertaining.

Originally Posted by Cressa121

I've got a few on my computer. The Undisputed Truth is pretty good, and I liked the Beyond the Glory for both Hopkins and Jones Jr.

The HBO Real Sports - Boxing Deaths documentary was good, but I found the part about Vernon Forrest's death particularly sad. I've got Unforgivable Blackness on there too but I've never gotten around to watching it because it's about 4 hours long and I've never had the time.

I've got a good one about Don King too, it's done by Jack Newfield. I'm not sure what the official title of it is, when I downloaded it it was called "Don King: Unauthorised." It's only about 40 minutes, but it's a good watch.

You gotta make time for Unforgiveable Blackness... It's great.
If you get around the Don King one, let us know how it is.

**Youngblood** · 08-19-2011 03:44 AM

Originally Posted by boxingbantz

Assault In The Ring is fascinating.

Unforgiveable Blackness is my favourite.

Ya there are a lot of great docs in there, Mick's list. And among them a serious look at the dark underbelly in Assault in the Ring. I think it is important for anyone learning the sport, wanting to be a part of it to see that. A must even. Some unfortunate realities to this world of boxing.

**Master** · 08-19-2011 11:58 AM

I saw a BBC one about Don King years ago about his corruption and double standards and getting money from South Africa when there was apartheid. He was flummoxed by the reporter.