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    #21
    Originally posted by BostonGuy View Post
    Hey John, sorry to get off topic but I thought I'd ask while you're on right now. Awhile back you said that you might be training a young heavyweight fighter, are you training him?
    no...it didnt work out...we couldnt get him lodging here...the whole thing got screwed up...

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      #22
      Originally posted by ICEMAN JOHN SCULLY View Post
      no...it didnt work out...we couldnt get him lodging here...the whole thing got screwed up...
      Well, on to the next fighter...

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        #23
        Originally posted by BostonGuy View Post
        Well, on to the next fighter...
        Saturday night @ Mohegan Sun, got Matt Remillard and Joey Perez both fighting...

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          #24
          Originally posted by ICEMAN JOHN SCULLY View Post
          Saturday night @ Mohegan Sun, got Matt Remillard and Joey Perez both fighting...
          How is Mohegan Sun as a boxing venue? Maybe I'll make the trek down there. Also, does the casino show the HBO fights?...

          Good luck to you guys....

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            #25
            Originally posted by BostonGuy View Post
            How is Mohegan Sun as a boxing venue? Maybe I'll make the trek down there. Also, does the casino show the HBO fights?...

            Good luck to you guys....
            Mohegan Sun is AWESOME as fight viewing venue..one of my favorite places in that regard...they've had HBO there, yes...Paul Williams and Quintana was there...Andy Lee lost to Vera there...Chris Byrd defended the title there...etc...Dirrel W 10 Curtis Stevens there, etc...

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              #26
              Originally posted by ICEMAN JOHN SCULLY View Post
              Mohegan Sun is AWESOME as fight viewing venue..one of my favorite places in that regard...they've had HBO there, yes...Paul Williams and Quintana was there...Andy Lee lost to Vera there...Chris Byrd defended the title there...etc...Dirrel W 10 Curtis Stevens there, etc...
              PS: Paul Spadafora is in the main event on Saturday...

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                #27
                Originally posted by Bennett View Post
                now way in hell did ray win 9 out of 12 rounds against hagler. that was a 115-113 either way you flip it. everybody knows you chilled with ray back in the day and stuff, but leggo of your ego----he was a really talented fighter, but not as big of an all time great if you take a look at what he did and didn't do.
                Come on, me knowing Ray has NOTHING to do with my view in the least...obviously you have something against him and thats OK, too, but COME ON...this man was a GREAT fighter...G-R-E-A-T...

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                  #28
                  Interesting statistics on SRLs opponent's win to loss ratio, .979 at the time he fought for those belts. Btw, the win loss added up to 239-5, not 271-5 (Not that it matters because the ratio is still astronomical)

                  I took the liberty of doing the same for the two most talented WW of the current crop of fighters, FMJ n Pac, for the times they captured div titles and linear titles. He are the results:

                  FMJ 203-24 (.882) during fights he won 5 weight div titles.
                  FMJ 121-13 (.893) during fights he won 3 linear titles.

                  PAC 322-17 (.947) during fights he won 8 weight div titles.
                  PAC 183-8. (.956) during fights he won 4 linear titles.

                  As a side note: if we inlude only fights SRL won by either removing SRL v Duran I from the equation or we count SRL v Duran II instead of I the ratio drops to .976 (167-4) and .956 (252-11), respectively.

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                    #29
                    Originally posted by pgolf View Post
                    Interesting statistics on SRLs opponent's win to loss ratio, .979 at the time he fought for those belts. Btw, the win loss added up to 239-5, not 271-5 (Not that it matters because the ratio is still astronomical)
                    38 (Benitez) + 72 (Duran) + 32 (Hearns) + 36(Kalule) + 62 (Hagler) + 31 (LaLonde) = 271

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                      #30
                      My bad. I forgot to count Tommy Hearns. 271-5, .982 ratio against that calibre of opposition.

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