Tyson v. Paul fight
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How fitting this shitshow happened in the home of the Dallas Cowboys!
Hey Jerry.....bet the real reason Tyson couldn't get off was because the sun was in his eyes!
Seriously...one of the few times we got through the buffering was the interview with Jerry. I hope many others were also able to see his mug tied to this farse.
Hey Jerry.....bet the real reason Tyson couldn't get off was because the sun was in his eyes!
Seriously...one of the few times we got through the buffering was the interview with Jerry. I hope many others were also able to see his mug tied to this farse.
The streaming was so bad it never worked for us. On a phone, We watched a live stream of someone in the crowd. It kind of reminded me of 20 to 30 years ago when you really had to work to watch something and have a makeshift setup of half measures. Kind of made me nostalgic but mostly infuriated.
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I read that "boxing experts" have said Tyson $20M and Paul $40M.
That's some easy cash. Interesting that Paul got so much more. Thanks for the info.
I'm in the same boat. My Dad loved boxing. I got a punching bag when I was a kid (early 80s). Some nostalgia there. Boxing when done well is strategy and art. It's what ufc lacks.
I’m an old boxing fan. I do not really care for UFC. I’ve never gotten into it. For multiple reasons boxing lost my fandom and UFC didn’t capture it.
There wasn’t that option.
I ended up closing Netflix and went back in which gave me the option.
What a CLUSTER F.
I saw G'n'R with Metallica in New Orleans when I was 16.
Our parents agreed to let four of us drive over there and spend the night in a hotel my friend's mom (travel nurse) had free.
I wouldn't dare **** with that memory by seeing them now.
Faith No More was the opening act, and I actually took a brief nap in my seat (we were up high in the Superdome), because we had left first thing in the morning and hit Bourbon St.
Back then there were guys operating street carts selling 'Hurricanes' and not asking for IDs.
Haven't seen that in the trips I made back there since then (all post-Katrina, seems like Larry Flynt bought up most of Bourbon St).
G'n'R's 'show' was better than Metallica's, but Metallica's music came through muuuuch better.
Honestly, that vid you linked was about how crappy G'n'R sounded, but we were blasted, and had a blast.
It sounds rough, but in good way. And Axl's convulsive flailing and whirling around is entertaining.
Metallica is a giant, well-oiled machine--always solid and professional. GnR was more like lightning in a bottle.
All the running around, pyrotechnics, etc. made for a great show. It was my first concert.
Because there wasn't an internet I didn't even realize why Metallica's show didn't have that stuff going on.
I didn't know Hetfield was burned three weeks earlier:
On August 8, 1992, during the performance at Montreal's Olympic Stadium; several songs into Metallica's set, during the song "Fade to Black",[5] frontman and rhythm guitarist James Hetfield was accidentally torched by pyrotechnics due to a miscommunication with the pyrotechnics director, forcing the band to cut their set short as Hetfield was rushed to the hospital.
I'd like to see Conor choke him out but I'm not down with another huge paycheck for Paul.
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