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i was surprised how this caught on the way it did, but I got to admit some of it was funny.

undertaker vs HHH Wrestlemaina 17, 27, and 28 Shawn Michaels vs Ric Flair Wrestlemania 24 Undertaker vs Mankind king of the ring 1998

Classic!!!

There are bunch of great fights and Rounds, but which ones stick out to you the most. This is one of my favorite rounds in boxing....R.I.P Diego

I can go with this. The thing with Mayweather is, when you watch him box it doesn't look like he's doing anything spectacular, the dude is an absolute tactician in the ring, almost masterful at times. I look at the fight he had against Canelo Alvarez, and made him look like an amateur in the ring. Andre Berto described how hard it was fighting him because whatever gameplan you have going in, he just takes you out of it. https://www.sportingnews.com/us/other-sports/news/andre-berto-floyd-mayweather-berto-vs-porter-showtime-boxing-analysis/uc25wujg4fzx1iqayo1w540bx "It was frustrating," Berto told Sporting News. "We trained tremendously hard for that fight. It was something new. It was something different and awkward. Because what I learned about myself was that I was able to handle that whole circus and atmosphere that came with fighting Floyd. I was in great shape, great spirits and very confident. But then it got frustrating because all the hard work I put in and you come and fight the best. Every round felt like (laughs) almost kind of feel like your cheated. Because if you’re not able to work like you want to. Not able to test your endurance, power and your reflexes against this guy. He just slows it all the way down. It gets frustrating because I worked hard every day, tirelessly. I sparred hundreds of rounds with all of these different sparring partners with all different styles. And then fight time came and it was nothing like that.

I know it's hard to proclaim him with that status, but my question is, does he get consideration? His resume is impressive, but his knock is that he's not exciting, he runs more than fights, and he ducked opponents in their prime. My IMO, he was/is one of the most skilled boxers I've ever seen, and an argument can be made for G.O.A.T status, but I can understand if others don't feel that way. Would like to see other opinions abut his place in history and his legacy.

I agree, also Roy got far with his athleticism and speed, as soon as he slowed a bit, his boxing skills couldn't carry him.

Hated to see Roy go out like this, but it was a vicious KO nonetheless

IMO Wilder can not beat Fury, wait let me clarify, as a puncher he has a chance, but from an overall boxing standpoint, he can't win. If Fury utilizes the same strategy he did in the second fight, keep Wilder fighting off his back foot, leaning on him, and keeping his back against the ropes, the result will be the same. As far As Joshua goes, I've never really been impressed with him, however, a match between he and Fury would be a decent match up, but I think Fury would win that one as well.

J, I really hope you can catch this one on the big screen, but i also know you have responsibilities that may prevent that

This movie was good as hell! That's the short version of my analysis Anyway, after seeing this movie, it just piss me off even more thinking about what BVS could have and should have been. Marvel has proven once again they know how to handle these comic book characters. At no point in this movie I felt bored or not engaged in the storyline, and even though this movie had a ton of characters, the directors did a great job of balancing the screen time while not having a feeling of anything being forced. Rarely do you see a comic book movie that can relay two conflicting messages while having the audience sympathetic to both. Action wise, HO-LEE-SHIT, some of the best action sequences in a comic book movie I've ever seen, and that airport scene, well lets just say the trailers gave nothing away, and was easily the best part of the film IMO. The action also felt necessary, meaning the scenes didn't feel tacked on, or forced. I hate to keep bringing up BVS, but this movie succeeded in not having many unneeded scenes, while the former felt like many scenes with no context were just thrown together. Oh, I almost forgot, Black Panther and Spiderman stole the show IMO, and I cannot wait until their solo films. This version of SM felt like the most genuine and in line with how the character was always envisioned (Toby and Andrew weren't bad though). Black Panther is the ******* man, and his scenes were cool as ****! My only gripe with the movie (and it's a small one), would be the villain. Marvel has never been great with there on screen villains, even though the marvel villains are some of the best in the comics. In this one, the main bad guy is more of a afterthought cause of all the other cool shit going on lol, but like I said, it's only a small complaint. Overall this movie was a home-run, and I'm probably going to go check it out again when the crowds die down, cause I could hardly catch everything the way the audience was going crazy in the theater I saw it at. I purposely left out a lot from this review because I didn't want to spoil anything, but just trust there will be some surprises. 9.5/10

So so true lol!

Only 17secs but hey it's something! http://wegotthiscovered.com/movies/captain-america-civil-war-trailer-partially-leaks/

I hear ya, but it just seems like black widow is too obvious the choice to be the traitor.