Remembering Arguello
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Remembering Arguello
Hey guys, just so you know it is the two year anniversary of his Alexis Arguello's death today. RIP Arguello, very sad he didnt live longer to enjoy his retirement. He certainly deserved it
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Hard to believe that it's already two years, Seanus.
If I remember rightly he died within a week or two of another high profile fighter though, to my shame, I can't remember who it was.
Wonderful fighter was Arguello, and a perfect gentleman outside the ring. His passing, and the nature of it, were very sad indeed.
If I remember rightly he died within a week or two of another high profile fighter though, to my shame, I can't remember who it was.
Wonderful fighter was Arguello, and a perfect gentleman outside the ring. His passing, and the nature of it, were very sad indeed.
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very well put Windy, i hate hearing about these things esp when a boxer is involved. If anyone deserves a long retirement it is boxers
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Seanusarrilius wrote:i hate hearing about these things esp when a boxer is involved. If anyone deserves a long retirement it is boxers
Totally agree, mate.
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HumanWindmill: If I remember rightly he died within a week or two of another high profile fighter though, to my shame, I can't remember who it was.
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Vernon Forrest I think windy. He, Alexis and Gatti all died relatively close to each other.
RIP Alexis, one of my favourite all time fighters and one of the nicest guys in boxings history.
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Vernon Forrest I think windy. He, Alexis and Gatti all died relatively close to each other.
RIP Alexis, one of my favourite all time fighters and one of the nicest guys in boxings history.
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Absolutely terrific fighter, caught his fight with our own Jim Watt on Espn classic the other day, have not seen anywhere near as much of Alexis as I would have liked to have but one of those rare guys who seemed to have no discernible weaknesses, as you have rightly said a guy who had earned a long and enjoyable retirement.
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Sugar Boy Sweetie wrote:HumanWindmill: If I remember rightly he died within a week or two of another high profile fighter though, to my shame, I can't remember who it was.
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Vermin Forrest I think windy. He, Alexis and Gatti all died relatively close to each other.
RIP Alexis, one of my favourite all time fighters and one of the nicest guys in boxings history.
Thanks, Sugar Boy.
Sounds daft, but I felt very disrespectful that I couldn't remember who it was.
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rowley wrote:Absolutely terrific fighter, caught his fight with our own Jim Watt on Espn classic the other day, have not seen anywhere near as much of Alexis as I would have liked to have but one of those rare guys who seemed to have no discernible weaknesses, as you have rightly said a guy who had earned a long and enjoyable retirement.
Here you go jeff, if you've got a spare 15 quid this is a most worthy investment:
http://www.boxingcareerdvds.com/surname-a-to-j.html
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Cheers for the link Sugar, am not sure my missus will be quite so grateful.
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HumanWindmill wrote:Sugar Boy Sweetie wrote:HumanWindmill: If I remember rightly he died within a week or two of another high profile fighter though, to my shame, I can't remember who it was.
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Vermin Forrest I think windy. He, Alexis and Gatti all died relatively close to each other.
RIP Alexis, one of my favourite all time fighters and one of the nicest guys in boxings history.
Thanks, Sugar Boy.
Sounds daft, but I felt very disrespectful that I couldn't remember who it was.
I've changed the original post to read 'vernon' instead of 'vermin'. Not only does my iPhone sometimes make me appear illiterate by changing words I write, it's now making me look disrespectful of the dead!
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rowley wrote:Cheers for the link Sugar, am not sure my missus will be quite so grateful.
No problem. I've amassed quite a collection from that site, good quality and reliable service, I highly recccomend them.
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Nice one Sweetie, i will have a look at that too. Need to bulk up my collection and sometimes You Tube wont do
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Sugar Boy Sweetie wrote:HumanWindmill wrote:Sugar Boy Sweetie wrote:HumanWindmill: If I remember rightly he died within a week or two of another high profile fighter though, to my shame, I can't remember who it was.
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Vermin Forrest I think windy. He, Alexis and Gatti all died relatively close to each other.
RIP Alexis, one of my favourite all time fighters and one of the nicest guys in boxings history.
Thanks, Sugar Boy.
Sounds daft, but I felt very disrespectful that I couldn't remember who it was.
I've changed the original post to read 'vernon' instead of 'vermin'. Not only does my iPhone sometimes make me appear illiterate by changing words I write, it's now making me look disrespectful of the dead!
Ha !
Being a middle - aged and stuck in the past codger can have its advantages, Sugar Boy. I wouldn't know an iPhone if you clouted me round the ear with it.
Sometimes, ignorance really is bliss.
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I watched the HBO Legendary Nights with him and Pryor just yesterday.
I've seen it before more than once but is a very good short documentary which gives a nice amount of background info on both fighters.
I've seen it before more than once but is a very good short documentary which gives a nice amount of background info on both fighters.
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