Ever got emotional after a fight ?

[amagnin]

When I watched Larry Holmes beat the hell out of Ali, It was very sad.
When Hearns ko'd Duran I was shocked and upset. Douglas ko of Tyson was shocking.

Yeah I remember being actually upset when Tyson lost to Douglas. As a kid I loved "the baddest man on the planet" and was pretty devestated that he was in fact VERY human.

[Hitman932]

i felt pretty damn sad after watching thomas hearns last fight at the age of 47, i just hope he doesent do it again.

i smashed some **** up when kordell stewart threw the 70 yeard "miracle michigan" touchdown pass to michael westbrook, ill never forget how sick to my stomach i felt.

[j/one]

Anytime Tyson loses, he is just my guy...I love watching him fight , interview anything. It's a strange mix of loving him & feeling sorry for him at the same time. When he wins I feel good and proud when he loses I feel like I lost. The worst was against Lewis, I made myself believe he could win even though I knew if Tyson didn't land within' 9mins he would lose. When Lewis landed that first uppercut I felt sick and knew it was over. Now I actually feel good to a certain degree about that fight for the simple reason that it took Lewis 8 rounds to beat a Tyson that most boxing experts said wasn't even a shell of the champion that dominated in his prime. The Jones Ko's were also kinda sad...especially the Johnson ko that was scary, Roy was stiff and looked as though he was truly hurt badly. Toney vs Holyfield was sad...i'm not a huge Evander fan but seeing a guy that was such a great fighter look like such a bum against a guy who was out of his weight class was just sad period. I even wanted Toney to win and was sad about it.

[BKM-]

Just recently i watched Tua vs Lewis. And it did make me sad when i saw Tua in his corner being yelled at with swollen eyes and a look on his face like, i cant do it. I knew he waited for this chance his whole life, so i felt for him in a way.

[fluent2332]

I was disappointed after the Toney/Rahman fight, frustrated too because I knew if Toney were 10 lbs lighter he would have schooled Rahman, even though I think he won the fight anyway, but he could have made a statement in the HW division and be carrying a belt right now. I didn't cry like you little girls though

[JMCbulls]

after gatti/mayweather and gatti/baldy, i cried, literally.

i didnt go as far as to cry, but i was definately upset.

[alphaqfrankie]

After, Oscar "lost" to Tito. I felt so bad. As if I lost. haha I was sad and pissed off

[DiegoFuego]

Just recently i watched Tua vs Lewis. And it did make me sad when i saw Tua in his corner being yelled at with swollen eyes and a look on his face like, i cant do it. I knew he waited for this chance his whole life, so i felt for him in a way.

Tyson did the exact same thing in the corner against Lewis, and I felt kind of bad for him when he said, "I can't do it"

[Kball15]

I cried 10 minutes ago when I found out John Ruiz was fighting again (and they weren't tears of joy). On a serious note, I broke several plates and other delicate items after the Raiders-Patriots playoff game (tuck rule... what the f--k is that).

i cried even harder when tennesee pulled some lateral bull**** against the bills. that was a forward lateral as clear as ****in day!!! i smashed my TV set, kicked all my friends out of my house immediatly, and refused to watch the playoffs and the superbowl that year. now thats angry! still havent gotten over it...

[juggernautburn]

a long time ago, back when the seattle sonics had shawn kemp and gary payton, i was a huge fan. they made it to the finals and lost to the bulls and i cried a little bit after that.