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  • #11
    i astually did a paper on on that fight in college,,**** was sad man..dont fight a gay man..taking it up the ass you gotta be tough

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    • #12
      Originally posted by larryx View Post
      the ref should be arrested for not stopping that fight
      the ref was actually ridiculed b4 for stopping fights too soon in the past............he killed himself

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      • #13
        Originally posted by andrewcuff View Post
        On youtube they have the following comment:

        As has been mentioned here already some of the animosity of this fight came from paret calling griffith a maricon (******) prior to the fight. Years later Griffith was quoted as saying this
        "I keep thinking how strange it is ... I kill a man and most people understand and forgive me. However, I love a man, and to so many people this is an unforgivable sin; this makes me an evil person. So, even though I never went to jail, I have been in prison almost all my life."


        Quite sad, huh?
        Yeah I read on Wiki that this fight ruined Griffith for the rest of his life...that must be a rough thing to live with even though you know every time you go in that ring you may not come out...

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        • #14
          Originally posted by Golden Boy 360 View Post
          the ref was actually ridiculed b4 for stopping fights too soon in the past............he killed himself
          ****...forgive my comment then...god bless his soul

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          • #15
            Originally posted by larryx View Post
            ****...forgive my comment then...god bless his soul
            The biggest controversy involving Goldstein as a referee occurred in 1962 when he refereed the Benny "Kid" Paret-Emile Griffith world welterweight championship fight. In that nationally televised encounter, Griffith pinned Paret in a corner in the 12th round and delivered a barrage of unanswered punches to the head of the seemingly helpless Paret as Goldstein looked on. When Goldstein finally did intervene, Paret slumped to the canvas, unconscious. He died 10 days later from the injuries he suffered in that bout. Goldstein never refereed another fight. Some have said the reason Goldstein was ineffective in the fight was that he was recovering from a recent heart attack. Ironically, before the fatal bout, Goldstein had been regarded by many as the finest referee in boxing. His son Herb pointed out that he had often been criticized for stopping other fights too early

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            • #16
              Originally posted by Golden Boy 360 View Post
              The biggest controversy involving Goldstein as a referee occurred in 1962 when he refereed the Benny "Kid" Paret-Emile Griffith world welterweight championship fight. In that nationally televised encounter, Griffith pinned Paret in a corner in the 12th round and delivered a barrage of unanswered punches to the head of the seemingly helpless Paret as Goldstein looked on. When Goldstein finally did intervene, Paret slumped to the canvas, unconscious. He died 10 days later from the injuries he suffered in that bout. Goldstein never refereed another fight. Some have said the reason Goldstein was ineffective in the fight was that he was recovering from a recent heart attack. Ironically, before the fatal bout, Goldstein had been regarded by many as the finest referee in boxing. His son Herb pointed out that he had often been criticized for stopping other fights too early
              mans life was a catch 22

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              • #17
                Originally posted by Golden Boy 360 View Post
                The biggest controversy involving Goldstein as a referee occurred in 1962 when he refereed the Benny "Kid" Paret-Emile Griffith world welterweight championship fight. In that nationally televised encounter, Griffith pinned Paret in a corner in the 12th round and delivered a barrage of unanswered punches to the head of the seemingly helpless Paret as Goldstein looked on. When Goldstein finally did intervene, Paret slumped to the canvas, unconscious. He died 10 days later from the injuries he suffered in that bout. Goldstein never refereed another fight. Some have said the reason Goldstein was ineffective in the fight was that he was recovering from a recent heart attack. Ironically, before the fatal bout, Goldstein had been regarded by many as the finest referee in boxing. His son Herb pointed out that he had often been criticized for stopping other fights too early
                There's just no winners in a fight like this...

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                • #18
                  Originally posted by larryx View Post
                  i astually did a paper on on that fight in college,,**** was sad man..dont fight a gay man..taking it up the ass you gotta be tough
                  LMAO, I've never heard it put like that before

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                  • #19
                    Originally posted by andrewcuff View Post
                    LMAO, I've never heard it put like that before
                    lol................................

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                    • #20
                      Originally posted by andrewcuff View Post
                      LMAO, I've never heard it put like that before
                      Aight fellas...5pm means im out...ya'll have a good weekend....PEACE!!!!

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