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My favorite part was how he had literally nothing to his name and had to sleep in an alley and made a fire....but he had the desire to become a champion and that's all he needed really.
I guess it was his hardships that I can relate to, more than anything else.
He was donating blood to make money....and selling fortune telling books or something...
and when he lost a fight, it wasn't enough that he lost but he also had to get beaten by his trainer with a baseball bat too...
I'll never forget his story, and I hope it inspires others the way it inspires me.
He was nothing special as a fighter, because he didn't live long enough to become something special as a fighter...There were times in the Ray Mancini fight where ray was considering throwing in the towel, had he done that, who knows how great kim could have become? Because his persistence was his best quality afterall..
I guess it was his hardships that I can relate to, more than anything else.
He was donating blood to make money....and selling fortune telling books or something...
and when he lost a fight, it wasn't enough that he lost but he also had to get beaten by his trainer with a baseball bat too...
I'll never forget his story, and I hope it inspires others the way it inspires me.
He was nothing special as a fighter, because he didn't live long enough to become something special as a fighter...There were times in the Ray Mancini fight where ray was considering throwing in the towel, had he done that, who knows how great kim could have become? Because his persistence was his best quality afterall..
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