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Shut out and beat up -- Browne took pity on him at the end and stopped giving him more brain damage. Not the sign of a great fighter but the sign of a nice human being. Anyone who makes any more excuses for Toney should have to pay his medical bills. The man has no balance anymore. He's got big problems.
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http://www.aus-boxing.com/2013/04/27...ound-coverage/Originally posted by raskat View Post
I paid for the PPV -- it was cheap. Toney is just very very damaged, broken and sad, and should NEVER fight again.
Browne is a C-level fighter, nothing more. But to his credit he saw how sad Toney looked and quit trying to hurt him by the last round.Last edited by Ulver; 04-28-2013, 04:40 AM.Comment
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Toney's prime was in the early 90's and he got a 2nd wind from Jirov-first Sam Peter fight...anything after that is really sad. Please retire James.Comment
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His motor skills, reflexes and balance are shot. This was even sadder than the Lebedev humiliation, because at least Lebedev is a good fighter. Browne is a club fighter. But he's got a good heart and took it easy when he could have put out Toney on a stretcher.Originally posted by CarnageVF720 View PostComment
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Originally posted by Ulver View Post
Toney really hasn't been the same since he fought Peter. I mean a former 60 pounder fighing a Gorilla?? James Toney's balls are too big for his own good.Comment
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I thought Toney would actually still probably have too much for this guy until I seen the results from the weigh in, Toney was 255 or something (2nd highest of his career) Madness seeing it wasn't that long back he made cruiserweight.
Hope he retires now but I doubt he will. Sad to see/hear he is still going on in the current state hes in.Comment
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Toney is like 70 years old, no suprises here.Comment
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sad to see a legened like him still fighting for $. hang em up Toney.Comment
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Sad ending to the career of James "Lights Out" Toney .Comment
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