You know you are right. I dont see much now. I remember the good ol days when me Da would allow me to stay up and watch Ali fight. Then there was Barry McGuigan when the whole country was behind him, and he is still milking it to this day. But I gotta say my hero was Tyson. I watched him from bronx yobo to greatness. those were the good days for boxing with the characters of Don King, Hollyfield, Frank Bruno (remember him), Michael Spinks, Larry Holmes, Razor Ruddock and lucky Buster Douglas that shocked us all to beat Tyson. But it was In 2002 or 2003 (cant remeber the date) Lennox beat Tyson with a Knockout in the 7th or 8th. This was the time I loved boxing. It really hasnt been the same since. I can remember planning my week around seeing a heavyweight fight. Sadly all gone now. Except for David Haye Who seems to be a good fighter I have lost interest in the sport. So wd-40 maybe of a different era to you but I do enjoy m boxing.
Originally Posted by JAMESCORK
You know you are right. I dont see much now. I remember the good ol days when me Da would allow me to stay up and watch Ali fight. Then there was Barry McGuigan when the whole country was behind him, and he is still milking it to this day. But I gotta say my hero was Tyson. I watched him from bronx yobo to greatness. those were the good days for boxing with the characters of Don King, Hollyfield, Frank Bruno (remember him), Michael Spinks, Larry Holmes, Razor Ruddock and lucky Buster Douglas that shocked us all to beat Tyson. But it was In 2002 or 2003 (cant remeber the date) Lennox beat Tyson with a Knockout in the 7th or 8th. This was the time I loved boxing. It really hasnt been the same since. I can remember planning my week around seeing a heavyweight fight. Sadly all gone now. Except for David Haye Who seems to be a good fighter I have lost interest in the sport. So wd-40 maybe of a different era to you but I do enjoy m boxing.
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