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What a great Heavyweight battle from 89',Don't blink.
Some of you may have seen this back & forth war between Ike Padilla and Leland Hardy from the Felt Forum,M.S.G. already. If you have watch it againIf you have not,Don't Blink. *hope this work's*
Long Version. Audio weak but Punches make up for it.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9criQ6CBLug
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Re: What a great Heavyweight battle from 89',Don't blink.
Maybe IT Is all about only big name's staring at each other rather than actual grueling all action battles
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Re: What a great Heavyweight battle from 89',Don't blink.
What a terrific fight, after the 1st, thought that would happen. cc
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Re: What a great Heavyweight battle from 89',Don't blink.
cc nice video!
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It worked for me, you could tell from this fight neither fighter was going to have a long career
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That was a bloody amazing fight that was just like Foreman vs Lyle, no one could of predicted the winner round 2 was one of the most memorable rounds in Heavyweight history and so was the 3rd, thanks for sharing i have never seen that before CC.
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Re: What a great Heavyweight battle from 89',Don't blink.
Ike had so much more potential, he trained in Yonkers and word of mouth was that he was a brutal body puncher and had heavy hands. I'm not sure if it was lack of dedication or what....
In this fight in the dressing room pre-fight interview Ike said he was there for an early nights work.... Little did he know he'd be the one getting the final count.
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Re: What a great Heavyweight battle from 89',Don't blink.
Glad to see you enjoyed it.CC's returned.This is a statement that the walk-outs and lesserknowns can produce just as many great battles as the Big names.Sometimes many more.
Mick,Did padilla really say that??Man,That was just dumb .Nothing like over looking a 50-50 fighter,reading your own headlines and then getting poleaxed...ouch.Hardy apparently was one of those Fighters that realized he might not go far and really became a big success in Wall-Street and a sports agent.Man,You have to love the undercards.
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Re: What a great Heavyweight battle from 89',Don't blink.
Yes he did saw the full fight somewhere with walk ins and pre & post fight interviews.Originally Posted by Spicoli Surfs 'Nawlins
Reminds me of Lee vs. LoCicero another fight of the lesser knowns that turned out to be great.
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Re: What a great Heavyweight battle from 89',Don't blink.
Eh it was a good fight, but theres thousands of those that have never been televised.
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Re: What a great Heavyweight battle from 89',Don't blink.
Cool No Contest but this was a great Battle...(never called it a great fight) if you want to get all lawyer & stuff.Cannot a B level or past it skilled fighter be in a Great fight??Respect comes in all form's.Eh it was a good fight, but theres thousands of those that have never been televised.
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Re: What a great Heavyweight battle from 89',Don't blink.
Cool thanks 4 that. Give em 10 out of 10 for commitment !
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