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Nice post
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I remember also after the second Pryor fight, he was in floods of tears, acknowledging his retirement and he turned to Pryor on front of the TV cameras and said in broken English (he was very emotional) "anything I can ever do for you or your family let me know."
What a man.
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Great pics Mick. If you got any more of Alexis could you post them. He was one of my favorites and a phenomenal fighter.
Psalm 144: Blessed be the LORD my Rock, who trains my hands for war, and my fingers for battle
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Reps Mick, for a great post.
Alexis Arguello was one of my all time favorites as well. There wasn't a classier boxer in or out of the ring. I loved watching him fight, and his losses to Pryor, although classics now, were very sad for me. Matter of fact, Alexis was beloved right here in Puerto Rico, even though he twice beat hometown favorite Alfredo "El Salsero" Escalera in a couple of grueling, bloody fights.
Boxing truly lost one of the sport's greatest ambassadors, and I am truly saddened. Every time there was a thread about favorite fighters, Arguello's name was one of the first to pop into my head.
Alexis, you'll be missed.
R.I.P.
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