What are your Top 3 reasons for your LOVE of Boxing?

[Master]

. I was enthralled by those domestic fights as a kid and Benn and Eubank and Watson and old Bruno there were all exciting to me.

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I didn't see there fights reel time, looking back on it, must of been something special to witness Benn & Eubank in their primes! And Bruno gave a damn good showing against Lennox. He had to grind that win out.

I couldn't see that live but remember listening on the radio and it sounded like he was doing so well. I watched it on You Tube and think the same. Bruno on his day was good, I think he would have a good shot if his time was today. If he lands hard on any of them it is tough and I am not sure Fury could hurt him. Bruno would be more likely to get hurt against a Joshua or Wilder, but he could well get there first too. He could box well when he wanted to. A very good jab.

Other than Tyson, most fighters would wait for Bruno to tire to beat him. Today's top fighters would try to do the same against him.

[NoSavingByTheBell]

. I was enthralled by those domestic fights as a kid and Benn and Eubank and Watson and old Bruno there were all exciting to me.

.

I didn't see there fights reel time, looking back on it, must of been something special to witness Benn & Eubank in their primes! And Bruno gave a damn good showing against Lennox. He had to grind that win out.

I couldn't see that live but remember listening on the radio and it sounded like he was doing so well. I watched it on You Tube and think the same. Bruno on his day was good, I think he would have a good shot if his time was today. If he lands hard on any of them it is tough and I am not sure Fury could hurt him. Bruno would be more likely to get hurt against a Joshua or Wilder, but he could well get there first too. He could box well when he wanted to. A very good jab.

Other than Tyson, most fighters would wait for Bruno to tire to beat him. Today's top fighters would try to do the same against him.

I think he had the lowest percentage body fat of any fighter in history

[Master]

. I was enthralled by those domestic fights as a kid and Benn and Eubank and Watson and old Bruno there were all exciting to me.

.

I didn't see there fights reel time, looking back on it, must of been something special to witness Benn & Eubank in their primes! And Bruno gave a damn good showing against Lennox. He had to grind that win out.

I couldn't see that live but remember listening on the radio and it sounded like he was doing so well. I watched it on You Tube and think the same. Bruno on his day was good, I think he would have a good shot if his time was today. If he lands hard on any of them it is tough and I am not sure Fury could hurt him. Bruno would be more likely to get hurt against a Joshua or Wilder, but he could well get there first too. He could box well when he wanted to. A very good jab.

Other than Tyson, most fighters would wait for Bruno to tire to beat him. Today's top fighters would try to do the same against him.

I think he had the lowest percentage body fat of any fighter in history

I could believe that, he was musclebound and ripped but that was what made him tire so much late in the fights.

[NoSavingByTheBell]

. I was enthralled by those domestic fights as a kid and Benn and Eubank and Watson and old Bruno there were all exciting to me.

.

I didn't see there fights reel time, looking back on it, must of been something special to witness Benn & Eubank in their primes! And Bruno gave a damn good showing against Lennox. He had to grind that win out.

I couldn't see that live but remember listening on the radio and it sounded like he was doing so well. I watched it on You Tube and think the same. Bruno on his day was good, I think he would have a good shot if his time was today. If he lands hard on any of them it is tough and I am not sure Fury could hurt him. Bruno would be more likely to get hurt against a Joshua or Wilder, but he could well get there first too. He could box well when he wanted to. A very good jab.

Other than Tyson, most fighters would wait for Bruno to tire to beat him. Today's top fighters would try to do the same against him.

I think he had the lowest percentage body fat of any fighter in history

I could believe that, he was musclebound and ripped but that was what made him tire so much late in the fights.

I have often heard it said that he was on steroids but I have no information about that. Do you think that was possible?

[Master]

. I was enthralled by those domestic fights as a kid and Benn and Eubank and Watson and old Bruno there were all exciting to me.

.

I didn't see there fights reel time, looking back on it, must of been something special to witness Benn & Eubank in their primes! And Bruno gave a damn good showing against Lennox. He had to grind that win out.

I couldn't see that live but remember listening on the radio and it sounded like he was doing so well. I watched it on You Tube and think the same. Bruno on his day was good, I think he would have a good shot if his time was today. If he lands hard on any of them it is tough and I am not sure Fury could hurt him. Bruno would be more likely to get hurt against a Joshua or Wilder, but he could well get there first too. He could box well when he wanted to. A very good jab.

Other than Tyson, most fighters would wait for Bruno to tire to beat him. Today's top fighters would try to do the same against him.

I think he had the lowest percentage body fat of any fighter in history

I could believe that, he was musclebound and ripped but that was what made him tire so much late in the fights.

I have often heard it said that he was on steroids but I have no information about that. Do you think that was possible?

No way. He trained hard and it was all natural.

[Gandalf]

Bruno still trains today. He seems to be someone who needs that routine in his life. Many fighters let thrmselves go but I don't remember any fat Bruno period.

[NoSavingByTheBell]

. I was enthralled by those domestic fights as a kid and Benn and Eubank and Watson and old Bruno there were all exciting to me.

.

I didn't see there fights reel time, looking back on it, must of been something special to witness Benn & Eubank in their primes! And Bruno gave a damn good showing against Lennox. He had to grind that win out.

I couldn't see that live but remember listening on the radio and it sounded like he was doing so well. I watched it on You Tube and think the same. Bruno on his day was good, I think he would have a good shot if his time was today. If he lands hard on any of them it is tough and I am not sure Fury could hurt him. Bruno would be more likely to get hurt against a Joshua or Wilder, but he could well get there first too. He could box well when he wanted to. A very good jab.

Other than Tyson, most fighters would wait for Bruno to tire to beat him. Today's top fighters would try to do the same against him.

I think he had the lowest percentage body fat of any fighter in history

I could believe that, he was musclebound and ripped but that was what made him tire so much late in the fights.

I have often heard it said that he was on steroids but I have no information about that. Do you think that was possible?

No way. He trained hard and it was all natural.

Ok

[ykdadamaja]

I just like to see guys fight and often times, get beat up. lol...

I don't know? I just always liked the fights. Even as a boy, I just remember them. First time I noticed the fights was when I was reading an old magazine with Tyson upercutting Marvis Frazier. Then after that I think the first fight I remember was Tyson vs Spinks. After that I was hooked. lolol...