Fights that were won primarily because of intangibles

You could've pointed it out with one post

But, nope, you just have to cunt it up. You need your face melted off

 

Well, thank you.
Maybe you're on your period this week?

 

Interesting note about Tyson-Douglas, which I learned from reading DK's book. King was sitting ringside with Trump, and about half way through when the upset was starting to look real, King and Trump were already negotiating the rematch for Atlantic City.

Trump tells King, "You got both these guys under contact, so either way, you can't lose tonight."

King replies "That's right. Either way, I can't lose."

Then they both laugh like the pair of emotionally vapid sociopaths they are.

 

Well, seems a tad harsh but if you insist

 

Muhammad Ali v George Foreman

 

Buster Douglas v Mike Tyson

 

Evander Holyfield v Mike Tyson

Lloyd Honeyghan v Donald Curry

 

Aye

 

I actually saw Donald Curry at a club the week before the Honeyghan loss. He was being mobbed by women, and he actually smiled and shook of few of their hands.

No way that guy was a queer!

 

Are you going to fly over to Mustard in your company jet, cdogg?

 

He isn't going to do shiiiiieeet.

 

Yes!

 

Is anyone losimg on a cut qualify?

 

Example?

 

I guess I would have to go for Caleb Truax winning a decision over the greatest talent of the last decade when he beat Chunky.

 

Best example ever is brewster vs wlad pussy. Lame on walked through fire, and landed a few jabs that made that big ukrainian coward quit.


Even if lame on sucked, i became a huge fan of him afterward. This is what boxing is all about. Theres no other sport where a guy can be so outmached, yet win just because he has bigger balls

 

Lewis/Klitschko?

 

Herol Graham quit against Julian Jackson

 

Don't really see it... how did intangibles play a prominent role in Lewis's victory?

 

Didn't Vitali claim the lace of Lewis' glove plus Lewis's braids were the reason for Vitali's upper eyelid having a hole torn through it?

 

That would be tangible

 

What would've been intangible then?

 

"Heart", "courage", "will"

 

Yeah dude , flopping to the canvas and making gay eyes a the ref cause youre tired and the guy in front of you refuse to fall down (even though he's so limited he barely landed any punches) is exactly the same thing as being ktfo

 

"Ohhh NOOOOOOOO! That's the quit we were worried about!"

 

Well then that's the intangible. When you see Vitali quit against Byrd because of a rotator cuff injury in a fight he was winning by a landslide to suddenly fighting with his heart and will against Lewis despite having his upper eyelid almost torn off, I'd say that's an intangible. Nobody expected Vitali to put in that type of effort. Who knows if Lewis would've won had the fight not been stopped.

 

He was making googly closed eyes at the ref... he wanted out ... that's why he didn't get up from that flukey little shot!

 

Literally no one on Earth other than your own family agrees with you

That leaves two possibilities

1) you're wrong

2) literally everyone else is

 

The problem is that Lennox won so it doesn't fit the topic

 

Heh???

Ton of people claims that he quit. Maybe you shoule leave your little "klit lover" echo chamber once in a while