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Originally posted by soul_survivor View Post
Youve seen foreman-holyfield and hopkins-kovalev right?Comment
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Originally posted by larryxxx.... View Post
u are 1 ****ing cheeky kunt mate i swear i am goin 2 wreck u i swear on my mums life and i no u are scared lil ***** gettin your mates to send me messages saying dont meet up coz u r sum big bastard with muscles lol ****in sad mate really sad jus shows what a scared lil gay boy u are and whats all this crap ur mates sendin me about sum boxing website that 1 of your faverite places to look at men u lil ****in gay boy fone me if u got da balls cheeky prick see if u can step up lil *****Comment
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Nah. Fighters that retired in their 30s have suffered more brain damages than those that have continued fighting into their late 40s/early 50s.Comment
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It wouldn't be a bad rule, but I hate to limit somebody like Hopkins. he didn't take a lot of punishment and still managed to school a few guys. If he can do that, I think it's very inspiring.
That being said, most guys just embarrass themselves after 45 and it would probably prevent some injuries and damage. But like you say, it's a business where rules are different everywhere and even if they limit it here, other countries would cave for the right money. Japan let Morrison fight when he supposedly had AIDS. There's always a way.Comment
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Hopkins was champion at the time he lost to Kovalev and lasted 12 rounds against a dynamite puncher. So yes, I did see it, did you?Originally posted by el*** View Post
Foreman would go on to win THE heavywieght championship of the world.
So you're point was?Comment
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