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Second "exhibition" fight, in honor of the recently passed Scott LeDoux, RIP
An overdue rematch that never happened, until now!
George Foreman vs Scott LeDoux II
Geezers at Caesars Part Doux 1992
LeDoux, retired since 1983 was scrappy in this comeback fight against Foreman, but LeDoux was again ultimately out punched by a bigger stronger opponent. Though he did get George's attention in the 2nd with a decent uppercut, fatigue set in for LeDoux and it was a devastating 5th round from uppercut from Big George that sent Ledoux crashing to the canvas where the referee counted him out cold, ending his dreams of a Foreman-like comeback of his own and sending him back into boxing retirement.
Result: George Foreman KO5 Scott LeDoux
Time of the stoppage: 0:40 of the 5th round.
Scores at the time of stoppage: Judge 1: 39-36 Judge 2: 39-37 Judge 3: 39-36
Last edited by fitefanSHO; 08-12-2011, 12:22 PM.
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3rd and final exhibition fight.
John Mugabi (1986) vs Iran Barkley (1990)
Middleweight Terrors Collide!!
Iran "The Blade" Barkley won a hard fought but unanimous decision over John "The Beast" Mugabi. John Mugabi missed often and tired late down the stretch. Barkley, on the other hand made excellent use of his aggressive style and really took the fight to Mugabi. Mugabi was warned for rabbit punching in the 4th. And though leaking from small cuts under both eyes, Barkely managed to stagger Mugabi in the 5th and he stayed busier down the stretch as Mugabi got tired and frustrated.
Result: Iran Barkley WUD10 John Mugabi
Scores 98-91, 97-91, 96-91
It's Hagler vs Darcy NEXT.Last edited by fitefanSHO; 08-12-2011, 02:06 PM.
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"ROCK of AGES"
Marvelous Marvin Hagler vs Les Darcy
Scheduled for 15 Rounds
This Title Bout DREAM fight featured a pair of firsts as Les Darcy was the first fighter to ever legitimately knock down Marvin Hagler, but Marvin Hagler was the first fighter to ever knockout Les Darcy. What a fun fight it was while it lasted! Hagler began the fight as a southpaw and found success as a boxer, as opposed to slugging. The early chess match was won by Hagler as he controlled the first two rounds, landing the better and more effective shots in each round, including a combination that staggered Darcy in the 2nd. Midway through the 3rd round though, Darcy surprised everyone by dropping Hagler with a short left hook inside. The punch legitimately hurt Hagler, who rose at 8. Hagler held on though and even stunned Darcy to close out the round. With the knock down seeming to only make him upset, Hagler switched from boxer to slugger and won the 4th round with effective aggression and then early in the 5th round, Hagler landed a perfect right cross that dropped Darcy to the canvas where the referee counted him out.
Result: Marvin Hagler KO5 Les Darcy
Time of the knockout: 0:36 of the 5th round.
Score at the time of KO: 38-37, 38-37, 38-37Last edited by fitefanSHO; 08-14-2011, 11:13 AM.
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Originally posted by fitefanSHO View PostMarvelous Marvin Hagler vs Les Darcy
Scheduled for 15 Rounds
This Title Bout DREAM fight featured a pair of firsts as Les Darcy was the first fighter to ever legitimately knock down Marvin Hagler, but Marvin Hagler was the first fighter to ever knockout Les Darcy. What a fun fight it was while it lasted! Hagler began the fight as a southpaw and found success as a boxer, as opposed to slugging. The early chess match was won by Hagler as he controlled the first two rounds, landing the better and more effective shots in each round, including a combination that staggered Darcy in the 2nd. Midway through the 3rd round though, Darcy surprised everyone by dropping Hagler with a short left hook inside. The punch legitimately hurt Hagler, who rose at 8. Hagler held on though and even stunned Darcy to close out the round. With the knock down seeming to only make him upset, Hagler switched from boxer to slugger and won the 4th round with effective aggression and then early in the 5th round, Hagler landed a perfect right cross that dropped Darcy to the canvas where the referee counted him out.
Result: Marvin Hagler KO5 Les Darcy
Time of the knockout: 0:36 of the 5th round.
Score at the time of KO: 38-37, 38-37, 38-37
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No way does Darcy drop Hagler.
I doubt Darcy is bigger puncher than Hearns?
Also KO5? The only way I feel Darcy would have been stopped is a la John Mugabi after taking too much punishment. This would be very late on though and he wouldn't be counted out. It would be the ref/corner stopping him.
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Originally posted by Barnburner View PostNo way does Darcy drop Hagler.
I doubt Darcy is bigger puncher than Hearns?
Also KO5? The only way I feel Darcy would have been stopped is a la John Mugabi after taking too much punishment. This would be very late on though and he wouldn't be counted out. It would be the ref/corner stopping him.
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Hagler's resistance to being knocked down is as strong as the game can make it (KDR 1), as is Darcy's resistance to being knocked out as strong as the game can make it (KOR 1). It was quite surprising to see Hagler knocked down, and maybe just as surprising to see Darcy stopped. Keep in mind, it's just a simulation based on statistics and in both cases, long odds were overcome to achieve those unique results. Darcy dropping Hagler might have been the more surprising of the two however because Darcy's power, though respectable (HP7) did not cause an increase in the likelihood of Hagler being knocked down, though Hagler's power (HP9) DID cause an increase in the likelihood that Darcy would be knocked down AND also out.
I think a rematch is in order.
But next up is Jack Dempsey vs Joe Frazier!Last edited by fitefanSHO; 08-14-2011, 07:41 AM.
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Originally posted by fitefanSHO View PostHagler's resistance to being knocked down is as strong as the game can make it (KDR 1), as is Darcy's resistance to being knocked out as strong as the game can make it (KOR 1). It was quite surprising to see Hagler knocked down, and maybe just as surprising to see Darcy stopped. Keep in mind, it's just a simulation based on statistics and in both cases, long odds were overcome to achieve those unique results. Darcy dropping Hagler might have been the more surprising of the two however because Darcy's power, though respectable (HP7) did not cause an increase in the likelihood of Hagler being knocked down, though Hagler's power (HP9) DID cause an increase in the likelihood that Darcy would be knocked down AND also out.
I think a rematch is in order.
But next up is Jack Dempsey vs Joe Frazier!
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