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🥊 FIGHT TALK: 52-YEAR-OLD LARRY HOLMES vs BUTTERBEAN 😮😱🥊 Think about this for a second. Holmes was 52 years old, coming back after almost two years away from the ring. Butterbean was younger, naturally much heavier, and had the kind of power that could change a fight with one...

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Gozman14 gün önce

Most times it’s the experience that counts and not the power…

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Joshua Aweda14 gün önce

At 52 that’s not pretty boxing. It’s survival with a high boxing IQ

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BoxingMMAHub14 gün önce

Holmes was 52 and still knew exactly how to control a fight. Butterbean had the power, but Larry’s jab and experience were on another level.

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Joshua Aweda14 gün önce

Despite his age, he knows how to control the a fight , so crazy.

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Dinosandiego14 gün önce

Larry’s a top 5 HWC of all time

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@BoxingMetrics14 gün önce

Holmes at 52 still had the jab.

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Faruq Adebusola14 gün önce

I beg seperate those adults 😆😆😆

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Raymond Berry13 gün önce

Holmes could score at will, and the fight was easily won by him in a decision. The Bean wasn’t a bad fighter, but his style was the 3 round fights, where power and size matters. Going against a former world champion was a bit too big a step for him.

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Robert Keel14 gün önce

Bean deserves credit for going at him. Holmes in his prime was very dangerous. r k

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Joshua Aweda13 gün önce

Did you just say credit? For going at him😮

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Robert Keel13 gün önce

Yes, for mixing it up and not avoiding him, which would have given him a better chance at winning. r k

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He’s still punching, but he’s looking at Mills Lane and waving him in. The fight was over before the referee called it. Larry Holmes was 44-0. Marvis Frazier was 10-0. The WBC still wouldn’t sanction it as a title fight. Holmes was the WBC heavyweight champion and had already made 16 successful defenses. Marvis was unbeaten, but he had only 10 pro fights and wasn’t ranked in the WBC top 10. That mattered. If Marvis had won, Holmes would have lost the belt, but Frazier still wouldn’t have been recognized as WBC champion. Holmes was a 4-to-1 favorite. Once it started, the experience gap showed immediately. He dropped Frazier with a jab-right hand, trapped him in the corner, and unloaded. Marvis entered unbeaten. Less than one round later, people were asking whether he had been pushed into this level too soon. Caesars Palace, Las Vegas. November 25, 1983. #Boxing #BoxingHistory
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OUCH: President Trump ends his Q&A with reporters by telling CNN’s Kristen Holmes that “you work for the Democrats”.... Holmes: “Mr. President, has Secretary Hegseth told you why he hasn’t released the video of the second strike?” Trump: “No, he hasn’t told me. I thought that issue was dead. I’m surprised you’re bringing him — you must be — Holmes: “Lawmakers are still talking —” Trump: “You must be CNN.” Holmes: “— lawmakers are still talking about it —” Trump: “Are you CNN?” Holmes: “— on the Hill.” Trump: “Are you CNN?” Holmes: “I am with CNN.” Trump: “Oh, I’m shocked to find out.” Holmes: “But lawmakers are still talking about it on the Hill.” Trump: “Well, I’ll tell you, I don’t know about lawmakers. which lawmakers you’re talking about? Democrats?” Holmes: “Mostly Democrats are talking —” Trump: “Talking about Democrats?” Holmes: “— about trying to release it.” Trump: “You mean the people that you work for, the Democrats? You know you work for the Democrats, aren’t you? You’re basically an arm of the Democrat Party. Thank you very much, everybody, I appreciate it.”
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Tyson Fury continues to swear that he deserved the decision in both Usyk fights and says he’ll fight him a third time but knows he won’t get the nod. First fight was close even with the knockdown but thought second was more clear. Scored both for Usyk.

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