
Originally Posted by
Samson3000

Originally Posted by
CutMeMicK
It's a known fact Terry had demons that haunted his mind everyday, the same way he had wins he also had loses by DQ.... I think Terrys resume is a good one but as I said once those demons came into play he wasn't the same. I mean come on he struggled with Troy Waters

, then lost to Brown when he (Terry) was on top of his game. He then loses back to back by DQ
Demons that haunted his mind everyday? I think we're getting just alittle too carried away with the psychoanalysis part. He simply had a hard time controlling himself in the ring. The guy wasn't a mental case. I don't remember him struggling against Troy Waters. I remember him getting decked in the second and coming back and knocking out Troy in the third. And lastly, let's be realistic about back to back DQs to Luis Santana. The first DQ was when not even Santana nor the ref heard the bell, and the second was when Santana faked unconciousness.
So your saying that the man was mentally stable? I think not. Like I said
TO ME hes the mini-Golota who struggled with the mental part of the sport... You say he simply had a hard time controlling himself in the ring.... Well name other fighters that had the same problem and you'll see what I mean about mind demonds... Tyson, Golota, Tapia.... to name a few. You say you don't remember him struggling with Waters but then you say he got decked... Wadda' ya call that then? Flying through you opponent.... Not only did he get decked but Waters put him in trouble twice in that rd.
OK..... fair play on the bell situation, but he would have been DQ'd in the next few rds.... Cause you do remember the headtbutt, right?
I like watching Terry he was a bad mo' fo' I just don't think he could have beaten ODLH, PBF not sure maybe but PBF is too slick and smart in there Terry would have had to bring his 'A' game....
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