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Men’s Boxing From Edinburgh to Hollywood | Morning Star #Ya’llmustaforgot 🥊🏴 morningstaronline.co.uk/article/s/edin…
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Alex Arthur AAA 🏴
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Alex Arthur AAA 🏴
@AlexArthur1
Commonwealth games gold medalist, 2xIBF inter champion, WBA inter champ, WBO inter champ, British, commonwealth, European & WBO world champion.
Edinburgh, Scotland Katılım Haziran 2011
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Alex Arthur AAA 🏴 retweetledi
Andrew Tate was offered $50,000,000 to sell his soul and he declined. 😳
99.9% of people fold to this amount of money.
The Tates will never sell out. ❤️
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Muhammad Ali said in a book “Heavyweights are like dinosaurs, we acknowledge the other heavyweights but we don’t talk, we just walk past each other or fight we don’t mix we don’t become friends we can’t”
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Meldrick Taylor was never the same again the poor guy. He looked like he’d been bludgeoned by George Foreman by round 10.
Rick Gagne@RickGagne394052
@AlexArthur1 @SerhanOnX The standout controversial call in history.
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Great fighter and a great guy. The book will be brilliant.
Jamie Boyle Author 🍀@jamieboyle10
The boy who was subjected to racist abuse growing up in in Bradford. @JrWitter joined boxing because he was allowed to hit people back & not get into trouble. That boy would go on to complete boxing at every level. Buy the Witter book via the link below amzn.to/3MXYErf
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Alex Arthur AAA 🏴 retweetledi
Vladimir Putin says he doesn't fear the UK because, "they can't even stop rubber boats invading their country or foreigners r*ping their women and kids." He also said the British people hate their leader.
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Very accurate. Well said.
Martin Lee (Vintage Boxing)@Blangaz1
@woobie164 @AlexArthur1 So you think that was prime Muhammad Ali in 1971? It clearly wasn’t. He’d been out of the ring for three and half years, his legs were not the same. Slower in movement. Fought Quarry, Bonavena then Joe Frazier. But had to adapt to the age of his body, and did. Past prime though.
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Jim wasn’t in there watching Taylor’s face getting beaten to a pulp and his brains scrambled. Steele said he could see Taylor fade and his face was blowing up dangerously along with swallowing his own blood. Correct stoppage.
Vinny’s Corner@VinnysCorner1
Julio Cesar Chavez vs. Meldrick Taylor “This is one of the most unusual Calls by a referee in the whole history of the sport” -Jim Lampley
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Kev they can’t be having boxing convos with me. 38yrs experience doing nothing else. These MF’s using Google and shit for info and watching you tube. 😂
Kevin Feary@Feary4
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Here we go… Ali was unbeaten from the
Olympics until 1967 when he was exiled.
He didn’t come back until 1970. He was 29-0 I believe & fought twice before losing to Frazier. The Ali up to 1967 no one beats ever. Intangible’s my friend. MMFDKSAB
woobie@woobie164
@AlexArthur1 He got beat in his prime
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Lennox without a doubt would have given him problems. Let’s look at 15 rounds though and punch variety and volume. Let’s not forget chins! Foreman I’d say hit harder than Lennox and Ali was past his prime.
michael@leedsandceltic
@AlexArthur1 Sorry but I don’t agree with you. Lennox would’ve given Ali any amount of trouble due to his size alone. Roughly 4 stone heavier and also very agile.
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Any heavyweight or anyone for that matter who thinks they or another heavyweight can beat a prime Ali need their head checking.
G@G__Chain
🗣️ I just know I’m not… HIM ‼️🥊 Do u know what real greatness is❓ Once u see it… & understand what ur watching 🎓🧠 You’ll get why no fighter… puts themselves on Ali’s level 👑🐐
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