The Micky Ward movie

[bcollins]

Chances are good the movie is a dramatization of the events in his life that led to him being the fighter that gave us the trilogy with Gatti. It's probably more of a life story than a biographical look at his career.

And my wife is excited to see it - that never happens with a boxing movie.

[Jimanuel Boogustus]

And my wife is excited to see it - that never happens with a boxing movie.

I'm pretty sure that Mark Wahlberg has something to do with that.

By the end of the film you'll be shouting ''For the love of God, will you please... Please! Put a shirt on!''

[bcollins]

And my wife is excited to see it - that never happens with a boxing movie.

I'm pretty sure that Mark Wahlberg has something to do with that.

By the end of the film you'll be shouting ''For the love of God, will you please... Please! Put a shirt on!''

No doubt about it - I'll have to bring an extra towel to mop up the drool.

[The Fightfan]

I just read in SI on Mickey commenting on them not having the trilogy with Gatti. "I was a little surprised they weren't. The Gatti fight's took me to another level. Maybe they can be in the sequel." As for the film itself he says it's pretty spot on except for his brother jumping out of windows everytime someone knocked.

[C-Lo]

Chances are good the movie is a dramatization of the events in his life that led to him being the fighter that gave us the trilogy with Gatti. It's probably more of a life story than a biographical look at his career.

And my wife is excited to see it - that never happens with a boxing movie.

Bulldog and Tszyu,

This about sums up how I feel about their choice in the fights being shown