I enjoyed the hell out of it. But I could watch a 24/7 of Ruiz vs Valuev and be happy. I just enjoy them.
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By far the WORST Episode of 24/7 I have ever seen...
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Originally posted by R O A ☪ View PostI liked that one, too, because it highlighted Roy's spiritual rebirth, which was especially poignant when juxtaposed with the ruined state of Jones Jr. as an athlete - Roy's reflections upon how he mis-spent his Halcyon days in a surly, uncommunicative, aloof funk, seeing him desperately wanting to address that, to rewrite those years, but with his abilities too faded to ever capture that level of spotlight again.
'Twas sad in a beautiful way.
i didnt like it because it was gonna force me to buy the fight
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Originally posted by R O A ☪ View PostThe bold,
the gritty documentarian approach could become stale just as quick, too, though, so it has to maintain a vital art-aesthetic element if they go that route - I'd want it to have a grindhouse exploitation feel, only with boxing and boxers. Yeahhhhhhh. I'm starting to visualize that.
As for the current "pretty" (widescreen, cinematic) feel of the show, I think they probably just need some more inspired contributors to shake it up and bring in fresh ideas.
What if the shows did away with the voiceover and allowed for a natural flow of editing to tell the stories that need to be told, interweaved with richly interpretive boxing-art pieces like this one (fan-made, but using 24/7 footage),
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Cutting its nose to spite its face.
I'm just fatigued with the whole thing. Last night while watching it I was trying my best to get into it and all I could feel is numbness, alienation and detachment.
Like my whole body was shot up with novocaine.
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Originally posted by SILVA View PostYeah, Roach does all of Pacquiao's talking
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Originally posted by SILVA View PostManny looked terrible in camp and basically is a boring as rock.
Margarito is kinda funny and his story is interesting but lets face it, no one cares about Manny in congress,
No one cares about his obsession with Floyd Mayweather jr at this stage,
All he ever does is talk about him.
He looked terrible in sparring and Freddie Roach at the end was gay as hell, with the stuff he was saying holding the mitt's.
Won't be watching the next one.
I thought Pacquiao was ****in hilarious when he was asked about the handwraps and Floyd, I didn't expect that out of him. I guess some people caught feelings. It was an okay episode, not great, not as bad as the doucebag tried to make it sound. It was like an introduction episode, cover certain topics, handwraps, congress, Floyd, Mosley, and then some training. 30 minutes aint much.
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Originally posted by SILVA View PostManny looked terrible in camp and basically is a boring as rock.
Margarito is kinda funny and his story is interesting but lets face it, no one cares about Manny in congress,
No one cares about his obsession with Floyd Mayweather jr at this stage,
All he ever does is talk about him.
He looked terrible in sparring and Freddie Roach at the end was gay as hell, with the stuff he was saying holding the mitt's.
Won't be watching the next one.
i cant wait for the next one,if mannys mind is else where he will loose to margo
cant wait for this fight
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Originally posted by INSECT View PostMaybe, but I think I'm just becoming sick of boxing. I've been feeling it for a while now. I don't know if its just the lack of fights this year or the tiresome politics that surround the sport and all its dishonesty towards the fans and its own integrity.
Cutting its nose to spite its face.
I'm just fatigued with the whole thing. Last night while watching it I was trying my best to get into it and all I could feel is numbness, alienation and detachment.
Like my whole body was shot up with novocaine.
Maybe the fights we're all hyped for in the next 2 months will end the year on a high and set up some bright things for 2011. But the way things have gone, I wouldn't be totally surprised if all those turned out to be disasters for one reason or another, too.
If nothing else, though, any lean spells are a chance to fill the void by closing some boxing history knowledge gaps. That's how I'm going to start combatting the boxing blues, anyway. Order up some career-sets and see some fights I've never seen.
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