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    Default Leonard vs. Hagler

    I never got the chance to watch this. For people who seen it, who really won?

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    Default Re: Leonard vs. Hagler

    Hagler

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    Default Re: Leonard vs. Hagler

    Hagler! I remember watching it and wondering at the end how the hell they got the decision so wrong. I was convinced Hagler won it by a wide margin. I rewatched recently and had Hagler winning 7 rounds to 5. Either way Hagler was ROBBED!!!!
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    Default Re: Leonard vs. Hagler

    Hagler won the fight. Leonard bought the judges

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    Default Re: Leonard vs. Hagler

    Leonard won that fight imo.

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    Default Re: Leonard vs. Hagler

    I think of all the opinions so far I was the only one to see it live. AS i was about 38 at the time not 6 or 10 and the 6 people who were with me including 2 world champs thought Lenoard knicked it.
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    Default Re: Leonard vs. Hagler

    Quote Originally Posted by Scrap
    I think of all the opinions so far I was the only one to see it live. AS i was about 38 at the time not 6 or 10 and the 6 people who were with me including 2 world champs thought Lenoard knicked it.
    No offense but if you were 38 then I guess you are now at an age where you memories are fading fast and we consequently shouldn't take anything you say seriously.

    I'm suprised you manage to operate a computer to be honest!

    And to manage to type out a post without falling asleep, impessive!


    just kidding

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    Quote Originally Posted by Scrap
    I think of all the opinions so far I was the only one to see it live. AS i was about 38 at the time not 6 or 10 and the 6 people who were with me including 2 world champs thought Lenoard knicked it.
    I was 13 at the time and thought Hagler won the fight....I watched it as recently as 6 months ago and STILL think Hagler won the fight...
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    Default Re: Leonard vs. Hagler

    Its taken that way, theres two things that have kept me going all these years. thats a good memory and Ive forgot the other thing
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    Well of course you would at 13 memory sticks in the mind. Be it right or wrong, but the impression never alters. Selective ideals, nothing new dont worry about it
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    Default Re: Leonard vs. Hagler

    Quote Originally Posted by bigragu
    Quote Originally Posted by Scrap
    I think of all the opinions so far I was the only one to see it live. AS i was about 38 at the time not 6 or 10 and the 6 people who were with me including 2 world champs thought Lenoard knicked it.
    I was 13 at the time and thought Hagler won the fight....I watched it as recently as 6 months ago and STILL think Hagler won the fight...
    The exact same for me. 13 when I first saw it, rewatched it within the last 3 months and still think Hagler won. I watched it on TV by myself and when they announced the decision I remember looking around the room wondering what the hell just happened. My first disappointment with boxing.
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    Quote Originally Posted by Scrap
    Well of course you would at 13 memory sticks in the mind. Be it right or wrong, but the impression never alters. Selective ideals, nothing new dont worry about it
    I grew up watching my cousin Luke Capuano fight so I have been in the fight game for abot 28 years. I knew what I was looking at ....I knew about the BS last 20 seconds of flurries by Leonard and didn't fall trap to "IT". I scored it on the first 1:30 and last. the last 20 seconds couldn't sway me unless there was a Knock Down or something major...none of that happened....Hagler won the fight....
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    Quote Originally Posted by TyBuff
    Quote Originally Posted by bigragu
    Quote Originally Posted by Scrap
    I think of all the opinions so far I was the only one to see it live. AS i was about 38 at the time not 6 or 10 and the 6 people who were with me including 2 world champs thought Lenoard knicked it.
    I was 13 at the time and thought Hagler won the fight....I watched it as recently as 6 months ago and STILL think Hagler won the fight...
    The exact same for me. 13 when I first saw it, rewatched it within the last 3 months and still think Hagler won. I watched it on TV by myself and when they announced the decision I remember looking around the room wondering what the hell just happened. My first disappointment with boxing.
    yeah...it was because of that fight that they started changing the way they judged the fights....wonder why??
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    Default Re: Leonard vs. Hagler

    What type of fighter was your cousin
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    Default Re: Leonard vs. Hagler

    Quote Originally Posted by Scrap
    What type of fighter was your cousin
    if you check out his record it speaks volumes. He was a puncher/brawler. He could really bang. He was 21-5 with 20 KO's and fought Mike Rossman for the title twice.
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