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Originally posted by The Smash View PostBarrera-McKinney and Gatti-Rodriguez were that year, which makes it even more insane.
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A lot of people might disagree but I think Hagler-Hearns is very overrated. Outside of some moments in the first round, the large majority of that fight belonged to Hagler in one sided fashion. Over the years that fight has been embellished into a three round slugfest.
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Originally posted by joseph5620 View PostA lot of people might disagree but I think Hagler-Hearns is very overrated. Outside of some moments in the first round, the large majority of that fight belonged to Hagler in one sided fashion. Over the years that fight has been embellished into a three round slugfest.
I really can't name another huge fight where the guys went that hard, right from the opening bell.
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Originally posted by Sugar Adam Ali View PostI kinda agree... Yes hagler pretty much dominated after the first 2 mins of action.. But what makes it great is that it was 2 atg, in their prime, in a huge fight, throwing down hard.. Both guys came to destroy the other.. We never see that in other big fights like Oscar-tito, floyd-manny, etc.. This was a kirkland-angulo type fight but at a much higher talent and skill, and a much bigger fight in general..
I really can't name another huge fight where the guys went that hard, right from the opening bell.
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Originally posted by Sugar Adam Ali View PostI kinda agree... Yes hagler pretty much dominated after the first 2 mins of action.. But what makes it great is that it was 2 atg, in their prime, in a huge fight, throwing down hard.. Both guys came to destroy the other.. We never see that in other big fights like Oscar-tito, floyd-manny, etc.. This was a kirkland-angulo type fight but at a much higher talent and skill, and a much bigger fight in general..
I really can't name another huge fight where the guys went that hard, right from the opening bell.
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Originally posted by joseph5620 View PostA lot of people might disagree but I think Hagler-Hearns is very overrated. Outside of some moments in the first round, the large majority of that fight belonged to Hagler in one sided fashion. Over the years that fight has been embellished into a three round slugfest.
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Nobody denies Hearns broke his right hand. It just didn't cost him the fight. Employing the wrong strategy by trying to go toe to toe with Hagler did.
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