Comments Thread For: Second verse, different from the first: Boxing's greatest rematch adjustments

[BoxingUpdates]

It was civil rights campaigner and feminist author Rita Mae Brown -- not the frequently credited Albert Einstein -- who defined insanity as "doing the same thing over and over again and expecting different results." And while at least a light splash of insanity is almost a prerequisite for deciding to become a boxer, it is indeed rarely advisable for a fighter who has already lost once to a particular opponent to box that opponent again the exact same way he did the first time and expect to have his hand raised in the rematch.
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[A.B Counterhooks]

Thats one awesome picture of Gatti landing his left hook ngl, expecting Valdez to do the exact same on Vaquero in the rematch ,wouldn't be surprised if he hang em up for good after this one.

[morph_resurrected]

Another good revenge is Jose Luis Castillo vs Diego Corrales II.

[Boxing 112]

Wilder Fury 2 rematch adjustments, Fury put it on Wilder and beat him up start to finish, and never has a boxer and especially his stans made so many excuses the list and conspiracies went on and on and we realised how delusional a lot of his stans were.

[Gary Coleman]

Corey Spinks v Zab Judah

[OnePunch]

Tarver-Roy Jones is definitely worth mentioning.......

[CarlW]

Sergio Martinez/Paul Williams

[BodyBagz]

SRL vs Duran
Don't want to hear about Duran partying all the time

AJ dismantling Ruiz

Lennox sleeping Rahman

[ShoulderRoll]

SRL vs Duran
Don't want to hear about Duran partying all the time

AJ dismantling Ruiz

Lennox sleeping Rahman

Duran did go on a partying binge after the first fight and had to lose a ton of weight for the rematch. Those are just the facts.

[BodyBagz]

Duran did go on a partying binge after the first fight and had to lose a ton of weight for the rematch. Those are just the facts.

If he were a 21 year old, I'd listen to those excuses.