Wahlberg, Damon Land Roles in Micky Ward Movie

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  • The Surgeon
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    #11
    Originally posted by boxingguy1226
    Well they are exagerrating with this world title thing, I think it was IBA? Should be interesting though.

    I wish someone would really take the time to do a Tyson biopic. His story is made for the movies, and its still continues with the now drug addiction.
    Warriors! Come out to Plaaay!

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    • Ted The Bull
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      #12
      Originally posted by boxingguy1226
      Well they are exagerrating with this world title thing, I think it was IBA? Should be interesting though.

      I wish someone would really take the time to do a Tyson biopic. His story is made for the movies, and its still continues with the now drug addiction.
      Tyson, eh? Would that be a **** flick?

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      • Ted The Bull
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        #13
        Originally posted by Phantasm
        Yeah, they are both on hot streaks right now. Plus both are Boston bred and Micky is an icon over there.
        Micky has always been an icon over here. Actually it was his dramatic win over Reggie Green that segued him to eventual glory. I still maintian that the Green war was better than the first Gatti fight. I saw it live in NH and have wriiten about it many times. The best article I have seen on iT was by Ron Borges. Simply unblievable..."Two Lions in the Ring." Mine was entitled, "The Phone Booth Belongs to Micky." If you get a chance, try to see that fight. He has always been my favorite fighter since I first started following him on Lowell and when he took out Lou Veadder twice. Also, he w=is one of the most decent and most humble guys you will ever meet. He has time for everyone and knows where his roots are.

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          #14
          Originally posted by Ted The Bull
          Micky has always been an icon over here. Actually it was his dramatic win over Reggie Green that segued him to eventual glory. I still maintian that the Green war was better than the first Gatti fight. I saw it live in NH and have wriiten about it many times. The best article I have seen on iT was by Ron Borges. Simply unblievable..."Two Lions in the Ring." Mine was entitled, "The Phone Booth Belongs to Micky." If you get a chance, try to see that fight. He has always been my favorite fighter since I first started following him on Lowell and when he took out Lou Veadder twice. Also, he w=is one of the most decent and most humble guys you will ever meet. He has time for everyone and knows where his roots are.
          I have it. I got 37 of his fights and the HBO doc 'Streets of Lowell'. In fact, the very first time I had heard of Mick was the Green fight. But I gotta disagree with you; while the Green fight was unbeleivable, to say it's better than the first Gatti fight is a bit of an overstatement, imo. The Gatti I is one of the all time best fights, fight of the year and has one of the greatest rounds in boxing history. I think the fact that you were at the Green fight (which I envy you for that!) makes it probably seem better, to you, than the Gatti fight.

          Either way you slice it, it was an AWESOME fight and I'd like to read your article, as I'm a huge fan of his and try to collect as much on him as I can.

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            #15
            Originally posted by ROBO #1
            Warriors! Come out to Plaaay!
            lol..I love that movie! Reminds me so much of NY as I remember it when I was a kid.

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            • ben41193
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              #16
              Sweet maybe finaly a good boxing movie.

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                #17
                oooooooooo thats awsome. another great boxing movie being made. i love boxing movies.

                And normally, the boxing scenes arent very realistic, but with WARD-GATTI, u cant really exagerate. Rocky type blows WERE actually landed.

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                  #18
                  they make it a movie about club fighter are they maniac too? there is many great fighters why they make club fighter movie because he is white no good very sad for race trolls every time

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                    #19
                    Wahlberg as been the **** in his last couple of films.. he fits the role perfect.

                    But I don't see Damon as a boxing trainer... but maybe im wrong

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                      #20
                      Originally posted by Phantasm
                      I have it. I got 37 of his fights and the HBO doc 'Streets of Lowell'. In fact, the very first time I had heard of Mick was the Green fight. But I gotta disagree with you; while the Green fight was unbeleivable, to say it's better than the first Gatti fight is a bit of an overstatement, imo. The Gatti I is one of the all time best fights, fight of the year and has one of the greatest rounds in boxing history. I think the fact that you were at the Green fight (which I envy you for that!) makes it probably seem better, to you, than the Gatti fight.

                      Either way you slice it, it was an AWESOME fight and I'd like to read your article, as I'm a huge fan of his and try to collect as much on him as I can.

                      send me your email and the Bull will send you the aticle.

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