They just used to tell us the fighters' records on the TV *shrug*.
Comments Thread For: How Did We Survive In a Pre-BoxRec World?
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I don't think anybody really cares about BoxRec's computerized rankings. It's just useful to be able to click through a database that has a fighter's record, his opposition, his belt history, etc. You can see the scorecards, the weigh-in results, the names of the judges and refs, the results of the other fights on the card, etc. Often times they'll even list if someone got dropped or cut or deducted a point in a particular fight.Comment
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I usually use boxrec for Schedules & results even if the results can be a little late.
Love the way the've ignored the rediculous WBC bridgerweight division & ruffled Mauricio Sulaiman's feathers!!........Comment
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Originally posted by leebatt
Clay tablet? You were lucky. We were evicted from our gym hole in the ground. We had to go fight in a lake!
In my day we used to fight on a slippery slab of rock suspended above a pool of molten lava.Comment
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I remember seeing you running uphill , barefoot , in a blizzard , past my house in Possum Holler , it was uphill both ways to the phone and back. The phone was two cans on a long string from Tater Junction to Frog Notch.Comment
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I can't say this ever came up in my mind growing up watching boxing. When I found out about boxrec's existence, I definitely went to look up a lot of fighter records. If anything, I miss going to the bookstores and going through the latest Ring magazine. I'm not even sure they're carried anymore, but I miss that. The hardest part is that they're basically coming with out of date information since the internet is updated in seconds.
I'd still read one if they had it, just because the photos they include with the articles and whatnot were always really well captured.Comment
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