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  • Mr. Ryan
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    #41
    Originally posted by ICEMAN JOHN SCULLY
    Also "The Life And Times of Muhammad Ali" by Thomas Hauser. VERY GOOD READ
    It's a very good read but it was more like a compilation of assorted interviews from Ali, his family, his handlers and essentially anyone who came in contact with him.

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    • dnfisher
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      #42
      Originally posted by tennesseeboy
      "irish thunder" the book about micky ward is great... whatever happened to them making that book into a movie? brad pitt and marky mark were supposed to be in it?? mickys brother ****ie eklund was a freaking NUT!
      On the Pac/DLH 24/7 Wahlberg said he has in a ring in his basement because he is training to do the Micky Ward film. When I saw this I assumed it is still in the works. I hope so...

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        #43
        Originally posted by dnfisher
        On the Pac/DLH 24/7 Wahlberg said he has in a ring in his basement because he is training to do the Micky Ward film. When I saw this I assumed it is still in the works. I hope so...
        Mark Wahlberg was really born to do that part I feel. He just has that blue-collar Irish-American New Englander look down.

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        • ICEMAN JOHN SCULLY
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          #44
          Originally posted by Sensational!
          Mark Wahlberg was really born to do that part I feel. He just has that blue-collar Irish-American New Englander look down.
          They can do anything with film but... Mickey is a small guy when u see him in person whereas Mark seems like solid 165 pounder or so...

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            #45
            Originally posted by ICEMAN JOHN SCULLY
            They can do anything with film but... Mickey is a small guy when u see him in person whereas Mark seems like solid 165 pounder or so...
            I know, I sat next to Micky during the Malignaggi-Cherry fight in NYC, he was the same size as me.

            John, do you know anything about an open class 17-year old named Emanuel "The Suregon" Ortiz, from Springfield, Mass who is trained by Pedro Arriaga. I think he's fighting in the GGs on Feb. 7 at 119.

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            • JAB5239
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              #46
              Originally posted by ICEMAN JOHN SCULLY
              They can do anything with film but... Mickey is a small guy when u see him in person whereas Mark seems like solid 165 pounder or so...
              Its funny, but you can't get a sense of a fighters actual size until you see them in person and up close. I met George Foreman in Atlantic city and he was much bigger than I expected. On the other hand, I met Marvin Hagler in NH and he was much smaller than I though he would be even though i had been around many boxers before. Naseem Hamed walked by me during his ring entrance against Augie Sanchez and I felt like I was 2 feet taller than him and Im only 5'10" and a half.

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              • ICEMAN JOHN SCULLY
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                #47
                Originally posted by Sensational!
                I know, I sat next to Micky during the Malignaggi-Cherry fight in NYC, he was the same size as me.

                John, do you know anything about an open class 17-year old named Emanuel "The Suregon" Ortiz, from Springfield, Mass who is trained by Pedro Arriaga. I think he's fighting in the GGs on Feb. 7 at 119.

                IM me when u get a chance about this...

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                • MarksMan
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                  #48
                  For Kings by george kimbal is a good book.
                  also just read Chaos, Corruption, Courage and glory by thomas hauser. this book is serious. alot of stuff i never knew in there

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