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    Who you got. Fighters who's career was defined by a loss.
    When God said to the both of us "Which one of you wants to be Sugar Ray?" I guess I didnt raise my hand fast enough

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    Default Re: Fighters who dined out on a loss

    Jorge Luis Gonzales losing to Bowe.

    Mason losing to Lennox Lewis.

    Hearns losing to Leonard (and then Hagler)
    Do not let success go to your head and do not let failure get to your heart.

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    Mason's career was definitely defined by the Lewis loss. Not sure about dining out on it thought, he almost went blind didn't he?

    Think more Henry Cooper. No one cares that he won the Lonsdale belt a hundred times. He knocked down Clay God dammit and gave a great account of himself in a plucky loss.
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    I had just typed out an essay and then deleted it, Henry cooper is exactly the kind of guy who I couldn’t think of. Plenty of greats lost lots, but they are almost never defined or served by those fights. “Dined out on” implies that the guy was better off for losing the fight, in the scheme of things.

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    Nice twist on it topic. Maybe a guy like Razor Ruddock post Tyson I. But that Dokes KO still stands out.

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    Default Re: Fighters who dined out on a loss

    Jeff Lacey.

    Must hurt..no one seems to remember anything before or after the JC fight.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Memphis View Post
    Who you got. Fighters who's career was defined by a loss.
    Zelko Mavrovic and his loss to Lewis. It was a "good" loss. lolol... His biggest claim to fame.
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    Quote Originally Posted by ykdadamaja View Post
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    Who you got. Fighters who's career was defined by a loss.
    Zelko Mavrovic and his loss to Lewis. It was a "good" loss. lolol... His biggest claim to fame.
    Didnt he get a disease that ate him alive? More dined on than dined out.
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    Quote Originally Posted by Memphis View Post
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    Quote Originally Posted by Memphis View Post
    Who you got. Fighters who's career was defined by a loss.
    Zelko Mavrovic and his loss to Lewis. It was a "good" loss. lolol... His biggest claim to fame.
    Didnt he get a disease that ate him alive? More dined on than dined out.
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    Default Re: Fighters who dined out on a loss

    Tony Galento v Louis maybe. All you ever hear is how he almost knocked him out. Almost.

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    Peter McNeely. Talk shows, reality tv after and multiple pizza hut commercials.

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