Scott Harrison. The guy could of/should of been undisputed champ. Instead he's languishing in a Spanish prison
Scott Harrison. The guy could of/should of been undisputed champ. Instead he's languishing in a Spanish prison
I think Lyle did made the best selection and in the whole, Chuvalo and Collins JR will be the most 2 tragic for me, one being a ring legend "punished" by life and the other one being ruined by the greed.
As for Hurricaine, mordern evidences seem to demonstrate that he was, in fact, very guilty of the crime. Carter wasn't an angel and already had a thick criminal record behind, he wasn't ranked #1 but considered on his downfall (being classed #9 by the ring magazine at the time). Also, during his second process, he's never been formally ACQUIT, not at all, he's been released because of vice of procedure, which means that the proofs against him were solid but that the police didn't follow the protocol correctly therefore the proof couldn't not be considered. I've read a lot about that case and I felt quit gutted when I realized that I got fooled by Bob Dylan's song all my life long. The movie is very un-accurate on a lot of issues too, painting the main detective as an "evil" man, which he was not, among other things.
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Nameless you made me think of Sonny Liston, wanted to be loved after his life of crime but no one came out to see him after he became champion. That must have hurt him. Also a very sad death.
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