cardguy said:Have I mentioned Butterbean in this thread? The guy is insane.
Giovonny said:"Legendary Nights - Gatti-Ward" had me in tears. (I met Arturo in a grocery store in Brasil about 6 months before he died, he was very fat!)
thegmanifesto said:Giovonny said:"Legendary Nights - Gatti-Ward" had me in tears. (I met Arturo in a grocery store in Brasil about 6 months before he died, he was very fat!)
The whole Gatti story is so incredible a film will never do it justice.
Reality is always more insane than fiction.
Most people don't realize he had mulitple mindboggling come from behind wins and Fights of The Year before the trilogy with Micky Ward.
(The only reason he didn't have more "Fights of The Year" was because many of them happened in the same year).
I still can't believe the circumstances in under which he passed.
That's boxing for you; the ugliest and most beautiful thing in the world.
Merenguero said:thegmanifesto said:Giovonny said:"Legendary Nights - Gatti-Ward" had me in tears. (I met Arturo in a grocery store in Brasil about 6 months before he died, he was very fat!)
The whole Gatti story is so incredible a film will never do it justice.
Reality is always more insane than fiction.
Most people don't realize he had mulitple mindboggling come from behind wins and Fights of The Year before the trilogy with Micky Ward.
(The only reason he didn't have more "Fights of The Year" was because many of them happened in the same year).
I still can't believe the circumstances in under which he passed.
That's boxing for you; the ugliest and most beautiful thing in the world.
I was at Gatti's fight against Gabriel Ruelas where Gatti came from behind to knockout Ruelas. I believe that was fight of the year for 1997. It was on the undercard of the Lennox Lewis-Andrew Golota fight. I went to the fight with my friend and I remember saying to him, "The Lewis-Golota fight is going to be really great, but there is some guy fighting on the undercard. His name is Arturo Gatti and he is a shoobie. We shouldn't even waste our time watching this guy." In any event, we got there a little before the Gatti fight started and saw every minute of it. The Gatti fight was fight of the year. Golota got floored halfway through the first round. You just never know sometimes.
thegmanifesto said:Merenguero said:thegmanifesto said:Giovonny said:"Legendary Nights - Gatti-Ward" had me in tears. (I met Arturo in a grocery store in Brasil about 6 months before he died, he was very fat!)
The whole Gatti story is so incredible a film will never do it justice.
Reality is always more insane than fiction.
Most people don't realize he had mulitple mindboggling come from behind wins and Fights of The Year before the trilogy with Micky Ward.
(The only reason he didn't have more "Fights of The Year" was because many of them happened in the same year).
I still can't believe the circumstances in under which he passed.
That's boxing for you; the ugliest and most beautiful thing in the world.
I was at Gatti's fight against Gabriel Ruelas where Gatti came from behind to knockout Ruelas. I believe that was fight of the year for 1997. It was on the undercard of the Lennox Lewis-Andrew Golota fight. I went to the fight with my friend and I remember saying to him, "The Lewis-Golota fight is going to be really great, but there is some guy fighting on the undercard. His name is Arturo Gatti and he is a shoobie. We shouldn't even waste our time watching this guy." In any event, we got there a little before the Gatti fight started and saw every minute of it. The Gatti fight was fight of the year. Golota got floored halfway through the first round. You just never know sometimes.
That is smooth as hell.
I had to look up the term "shoobie".
Gatti was actually born in Italy and grew up in Montreal before moving to Jersey City.
I have swooped a few Italian girls from Montreal. One told me that there are 200,000 Italians in Montreal.
I actually wonder where he grew up in Montreal? Anyone know?
Merenguero said:thegmanifesto said:Merenguero said:thegmanifesto said:Giovonny said:"Legendary Nights - Gatti-Ward" had me in tears. (I met Arturo in a grocery store in Brasil about 6 months before he died, he was very fat!)
The whole Gatti story is so incredible a film will never do it justice.
Reality is always more insane than fiction.
Most people don't realize he had mulitple mindboggling come from behind wins and Fights of The Year before the trilogy with Micky Ward.
(The only reason he didn't have more "Fights of The Year" was because many of them happened in the same year).
I still can't believe the circumstances in under which he passed.
That's boxing for you; the ugliest and most beautiful thing in the world.
I was at Gatti's fight against Gabriel Ruelas where Gatti came from behind to knockout Ruelas. I believe that was fight of the year for 1997. It was on the undercard of the Lennox Lewis-Andrew Golota fight. I went to the fight with my friend and I remember saying to him, "The Lewis-Golota fight is going to be really great, but there is some guy fighting on the undercard. His name is Arturo Gatti and he is a shoobie. We shouldn't even waste our time watching this guy." In any event, we got there a little before the Gatti fight started and saw every minute of it. The Gatti fight was fight of the year. Golota got floored halfway through the first round. You just never know sometimes.
That is smooth as hell.
I had to look up the term "shoobie".
Gatti was actually born in Italy and grew up in Montreal before moving to Jersey City.
I have swooped a few Italian girls from Montreal. One told me that there are 200,000 Italians in Montreal.
I actually wonder where he grew up in Montreal? Anyone know?
I'm surprised you didn't know what a shoobie was. You know people from Cape May County.
I'm confused as to where Arturo Gatti was born. The sources say he was born in Italy and that his brother Joe (a pretty good boxer who couldn't take a punch so well) was born in Montreal. If you see videos with Arturo, he clearly states he was born in Montreal. I don't get it. He's from Montreal's Little Italy. I forget the name right now.
thegmanifesto said:I have heard the term "benny".Merenguero said:thegmanifesto said:Merenguero said:thegmanifesto said:The whole Gatti story is so incredible a film will never do it justice.
Reality is always more insane than fiction.
Most people don't realize he had mulitple mindboggling come from behind wins and Fights of The Year before the trilogy with Micky Ward.
(The only reason he didn't have more "Fights of The Year" was because many of them happened in the same year).
I still can't believe the circumstances in under which he passed.
That's boxing for you; the ugliest and most beautiful thing in the world.
I was at Gatti's fight against Gabriel Ruelas where Gatti came from behind to knockout Ruelas. I believe that was fight of the year for 1997. It was on the undercard of the Lennox Lewis-Andrew Golota fight. I went to the fight with my friend and I remember saying to him, "The Lewis-Golota fight is going to be really great, but there is some guy fighting on the undercard. His name is Arturo Gatti and he is a shoobie. We shouldn't even waste our time watching this guy." In any event, we got there a little before the Gatti fight started and saw every minute of it. The Gatti fight was fight of the year. Golota got floored halfway through the first round. You just never know sometimes.
That is smooth as hell.
I had to look up the term "shoobie".
Gatti was actually born in Italy and grew up in Montreal before moving to Jersey City.
I have swooped a few Italian girls from Montreal. One told me that there are 200,000 Italians in Montreal.
I actually wonder where he grew up in Montreal? Anyone know?
I'm surprised you didn't know what a shoobie was. You know people from Cape May County.
I'm confused as to where Arturo Gatti was born. The sources say he was born in Italy and that his brother Joe (a pretty good boxer who couldn't take a punch so well) was born in Montreal. If you see videos with Arturo, he clearly states he was born in Montreal. I don't get it. He's from Montreal's Little Italy. I forget the name right now.
I just don't remember hearing "shoobie".
Merenguero said:thegmanifesto said:I have heard the term "benny".Merenguero said:thegmanifesto said:Merenguero said:I was at Gatti's fight against Gabriel Ruelas where Gatti came from behind to knockout Ruelas. I believe that was fight of the year for 1997. It was on the undercard of the Lennox Lewis-Andrew Golota fight. I went to the fight with my friend and I remember saying to him, "The Lewis-Golota fight is going to be really great, but there is some guy fighting on the undercard. His name is Arturo Gatti and he is a shoobie. We shouldn't even waste our time watching this guy." In any event, we got there a little before the Gatti fight started and saw every minute of it. The Gatti fight was fight of the year. Golota got floored halfway through the first round. You just never know sometimes.
That is smooth as hell.
I had to look up the term "shoobie".
Gatti was actually born in Italy and grew up in Montreal before moving to Jersey City.
I have swooped a few Italian girls from Montreal. One told me that there are 200,000 Italians in Montreal.
I actually wonder where he grew up in Montreal? Anyone know?
I'm surprised you didn't know what a shoobie was. You know people from Cape May County.
I'm confused as to where Arturo Gatti was born. The sources say he was born in Italy and that his brother Joe (a pretty good boxer who couldn't take a punch so well) was born in Montreal. If you see videos with Arturo, he clearly states he was born in Montreal. I don't get it. He's from Montreal's Little Italy. I forget the name right now.
I just don't remember hearing "shoobie".
People from Monmouth County and Ocean County beaches say "benny." People from Cape May County and Atlantic County beaches say "shoobie."
TexasMade said:Broner is fight in San Antonio. Press conference tomorrow. Can't make it but will be at the fight. We have a triple header in Corpus on the ninth of November. Floor seats go for 300. Perfect time to rock my suit.
Merenguero said:TexasMade said:Broner is fight in San Antonio. Press conference tomorrow. Can't make it but will be at the fight. We have a triple header in Corpus on the ninth of November. Floor seats go for 300. Perfect time to rock my suit.
Broner will be a pretty heavy favorite and there is some chance he will lose. It's not my practice to bet on the underdog, but I seriously considered putting five figures on Maidana. After thinking it over, I decided that I couldn't bet on someone who is that poor defensively. In general, the top Argentine boxers are tough, they hit hard, but they're just too easy to hit.
TexasMade said:Merenguero said:TexasMade said:Broner is fight in San Antonio. Press conference tomorrow. Can't make it but will be at the fight. We have a triple header in Corpus on the ninth of November. Floor seats go for 300. Perfect time to rock my suit.
Broner will be a pretty heavy favorite and there is some chance he will lose. It's not my practice to bet on the underdog, but I seriously considered putting five figures on Maidana. After thinking it over, I decided that I couldn't bet on someone who is that poor defensively. In general, the top Argentine boxers are tough, they hit hard, but they're just too easy to hit.
You are low on Broner? I've only seen two of his fights. One was a third round KO and his last fight. I dont know. To drop 10K Maidana is you telling me something I dont know. I do want a quick lick too. What are the odds? I think Broner has been hurt once right? Mane you are making me wonder. Get cheap seats and put 500 on the underdog. Going to watch some fights now haha.