This version of Hagler is slowly showing signs of slipping. Still he's great but a step slower than the prime version that destroyed Alan Minter and Tony Sibson.
I agree. In his prime there was more bounch in his legs and more shoulder movement. Sugar Ray waited until MMH really slowed down and fought a war against John "The Beast" Mugabi before FINALLY agreeing to fight the Marvelous one, and then he ran for twelve rounds.
This version of Hagler is slowly showing signs of slipping. Still he's great but a step slower than the prime version that destroyed Alan Minter and Tony Sibson.
kbond225 2 years ago
I agree. In his prime there was more bounch in his legs and more shoulder movement. Sugar Ray waited until MMH really slowed down and fought a war against John "The Beast" Mugabi before FINALLY agreeing to fight the Marvelous one, and then he ran for twelve rounds.
BIRISHPM 2 years ago