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  • #11
    Originally posted by Golovkin View Post
    Trinidad-De La Hoya... the good old days when the entire family used to get together to watch fights.
    The good old days indeed. I miss being a kid. Well, not totally but some parts like the one you mentioned. I'm glad to be my own man, but those get-togethers for boxing events were so exciting. Even if the fight was boring like De La Hoya-Mayweather it's still exciting to watch live.

    As an adult, Marcos Maidana's fights are, by far, the most exciting for me. His style is perfect for watching live.

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    • #12
      Originally posted by Dinamita 03 View Post
      Oscar vs Mosley 1

      Went over to my cousins house I had no idea who Mosley was, and could care less about the fight. I remember screaming my head off the last round lol. Became a huge Oscar fan even though he lost and for years his fights were the only ones I watched.
      No one knew who Mosley was until he fought Oscar. Then he became known as one of Oscar's opponents.

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      • #13
        Originally posted by Golovkin View Post
        Trinidad-De La Hoya... the good old days when the entire family used to get together to watch fights.
        Heck yeah man!!!! That was a damn good night!


        I also remember watching Trinidad-Vargas the exact same way you did Punchr!! I was rooting for Vargas but man..he was never the same.

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        • #14
          I watched a bunch of fights with my dad in which I was too young to remember who was fighting. But two fights I remember clearly seeing live via the black box was in 96-97 when I watched DLH vs Chavez Sr I and Tyson-Holyfield II the one where Tyson bit his ear. I really remember watching boxing as a interested fan, instead of just a kid watching what his dad was watching, at 9 years old.

          I watched DLH-Trinidad in 1999 in its entirety I was 10 years old, it was fun, a really big event and it was the talk of the neighborhood. I rooted for Trinidad, it was pretty funny, then at the end of the fight I became an Oscar fan Most people around me rooted for Trinidad, I guess because PR and DR are so close so Dominicans would rather root for the Puerto Rican over the Mexican, but in the end every one thought DLH won.

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          • #15
            As someone young I got into boxing when I was sixteen. The first full fight I watched live was Pacquiao-Margarito.

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            • #16
              Bobby Czyz vs Virgil Hill I think was the first one I watched

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              • #17
                Originally posted by punchr View Post
                The good old days indeed. I miss being a kid. Well, not totally but some parts like the one you mentioned. I'm glad to be my own man, but those get-togethers for boxing events were so exciting. Even if the fight was boring like De La Hoya-Mayweather it's still exciting to watch live.

                As an adult, Marcos Maidana's fights are, by far, the most exciting for me. His style is perfect for watching live.
                Yeahhh, I get you man... I know. It was like an event in itself getting together, I looked forward to those nights. I still do don't get me wrong but I'm talking about the family (uncles, cousins, etc) getting together, eating, talking... It was just a good time.

                LOL no doubt bro. Nothing like a good war on a Saturday night.

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                • #18
                  Barrera-McKenney live on TV. But live at the arena was Barrera-Juarez I.

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                  • #19
                    I miss the 90s... it was special. The non-social media era. Internet was just getting started... It was all more magical as fruity as that may sound lol. The whole vibe and culture was more substantial in a way. I don't know how to pinpoint it and describe it exactly... It lasted up until the early 2000s as well.

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                    • #20
                      Originally posted by Golovkin View Post
                      I miss the 90s... it was special. The non-social media era. Internet was just getting started... It was all more magical as fruity as that may sound lol. The whole vibe and culture was more substantial in a way. I don't know how to pinpoint it and describe it exactly... It lasted up until the early 2000s as well.
                      This.


                      First fight for me was DlH/Quartey

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