Rich🥊 retweeted
Smokin Joe Frazier 👑
• Brave, strong, fearless
• Hard work & dedication
• No ducking or excuses
• Got it out the mud & stayed real
• Confident not arrogant
• Treat others with kindness & respect
Real Man + Role Model 💪🏾
I know we’re in different times now but we shouldn’t deviate too far from this❗️
I’m raising my 2 young sons
to be men like Joe & make me proud 🩶
Rich🥊 retweeted
If Fury and Joshua aren’t fighting each other then I personally don’t have any interest in seeing either fight again.
I really do not need or want to see Usyk-Fury III.
#boxing
Rich🥊 retweeted
👸🏻✨ Katie Taylor ☘️ 🇮🇪
Great career - class act in & out Ring
And trailblazer for women’s Boxing 🥊
Enjoy retirement Champ 🫡
#TaylorPili
Rich🥊 retweeted
Terence Crawford mediated a face off between Shawn Porter and Tim Bradley last night 👀
Good luck tonight Katie Taylor. An icon not only to womens boxing but to boxing as a whole. She has given is some of the greatest fights in the past 20 - 30 years & for me is the greatest female fighter to lace up the gloves. Good luck in retirement @KatieTaylor 🥊🥊
Rich🥊 retweeted
He was winning on every scorecard. Then his own corner threw the towel. 🤯
CARL “THE CAT” THOMPSON vs DAVID HAYE
Wembley Arena September 2004 IBO Cruiserweight Title David Haye was 23, unbeaten, and billed as British boxing’s next superstar.
Across from him was 40-year-old Carl Thompson a veteran giving away 17 years and already written off. For three rounds, Haye looked like he’d blow him away. Power, speed, pressure. Thompson just survived.
Then the fight flipped. Haye had never gone past four rounds as a pro. Thompson had built a career on taking the early beating and winning late. As Haye tired, the old man kept walking forward.
Round 5: Haye hit the canvas. He beat the count, but he was out on his feet. With seconds left, Adam Booth threw in the towel.
#Boxing #BoxingHistory
Rich🥊 retweeted
Jimmy Batten, the former British junior middleweight champion who once went the distance with Roberto Duran, has died at the age of 70.
Rest in peace, champ.
