I met Terrible Terry at Plaza Bonita Mall located in National City, CA in 1994. He was very personable. He was more than happy to provide me with an autograph and handshake.

One of Terry norris's most impressive victories! I miss the days of this super fighter,his performances were so crowd pleasing. He'd stay toe to toe with his opponents and make excellent battles. One of the greatest of all time,"Terrible Terry norris!!!

@fateenabdulhaqq7990

3 жыл бұрын

6i9

@juancarlosbelboder2534

3 жыл бұрын

Terry was awsome. Hall of fame fighter.

@marknorris1381

3 жыл бұрын

Sad to see how he is nowadays.

@gladysrodgers5991

2 жыл бұрын

@@marknorris1381 how is he now days

@marknorris1381

2 жыл бұрын

@@gladysrodgers5991 Terry's got slowed speech. His boxing career definitely affected him. Try and find recent interviews with him, you'll see what I mean.

one of the most underrated fights OAT.

@yuljohnson5502

3 жыл бұрын

Very underrated fight, great effort by Curry even though he lost. Terry norris was throwing fast crisp combinations and Curry had his moments as well. Great fight by both men!

Curry showed alot of heart in this fight

What a beautiful backdrop in Palm Springs California.

I gotta give Don King credit back in these days King would put Chavez, Norris , Julian Jackson and Tyson on one card

@esoakunne5590

3 жыл бұрын

And steal all the money

I LIKE GEORGE FOREMAN COMMENTS : HE WHIPPED TWO GREAT BOXERS !!! TERRY NORRIS IS A LEGEND !!!! NO DOUBT ABOUT IT !!!!

@GeeLove

2 жыл бұрын

He can barely for a sentence now.

Unfortunately, The 'Cobra' was shot by the time this fight happened. Too bad, if both boxers had been at their Peaks when this fight happened, it would be an all time classic.

@brianseneca3546

Жыл бұрын

I think the 1985 version of Donald KO's Norris. Curry is my all time favorite fighter and I like Terry as well. But the Curry who knocked out McCrory was one of the finest fighters ever!

Thanks for the video! Really good fight!

Terry norris was a gift to all boxing fans in his career and he still is cause i love watching his fights over and over like this fight im watching now!

Them high top fades were classic lol

@ronniebrown6717

3 жыл бұрын

Still wearing them!

It still amazes me to this day that Terry ended up stopping Mugabi and Curry. Two monsters during their prime.

@gabbyhayes1568

3 жыл бұрын

Nobody gave him a chance against Mugabi, as good as or better thumper than Jackson (well maybe not). Man, you forget how great Terry Norris was. Great, great fighter.

@patrickverona3098

3 жыл бұрын

Even though Mugabi was a champion. He was not anywhere near the fighter who fought Marvin Hagler. He beat a weak champion from France to win the title. Curry had previously knocked out by Michael Nunn in his last fight. No disrespect to Norris who was an excellent fighter but he would have had his hands full with a prime Mugabi or Curry.

@paulburns1333

3 жыл бұрын

@@patrickverona3098 I always thought Curry was well overrated and nothing will alter that view.

@johnniethepom2905

3 жыл бұрын

@@paulburns1333 Lloyd Honeygan gave Donald Curry a boxing lesson that was a joy to watch .

@taxmanabii

2 жыл бұрын

A prime Curry was as perfect a fighter as I have ever seen. Vicious left hook. Clinical & efficient

DO YOU KNOW ME,,,,, you sure as hell will do 🥊 Fantastic fighter proofs in the pudding still watching him to this day. Thanks for the memories champ ❤

"I love people knowin' who I am." (Genius)

Rd 2 - 5 Im lovin Currys left hook here. (Even tho Big George obviously *HATES* him) Super dangerous with it, super sneaky. Proper veteran stuff. not as obvious with the catch n counter as Danny Garcia but ya can see hes doing an earlier form of it, hes really working Norris with it. Norris was just too young for him, he showed a great jaw.

One the most exciting fighters ever...

Thanks to two great boxers and to the sport of pugilism. In he words of Archie and Edith Bunker, "Those were the days".

Currys Rise was meteoric his fall was just as meteoric - inside 10 months between sept 86 and july 87 - the upset to Honeyghan and the KO by McCallum - Curry was finished - from being touted as best P4P fighter on the planet to damaged goods - a truly incredible decline

@ereztree

3 жыл бұрын

Yep, after that upset loss to Lloyd Honeyghan (the Raggamuffin Man), Curry was for all intents and purposes a finished fighter.

@johnniethepom2905

3 жыл бұрын

It wasn't an upset to Lloyd Honeygan , he knew exactly what he was going to do to Curry and he told everyone in the UK he was going to win .

@bennylevine387

3 жыл бұрын

@@johnniethepom2905 So because Honeyghan was confident, therefore it's not an upset? The bookies would have disagreed with you. And if you took 15-to-1 odds on the man who you didn't think should be an underdog, you'd have won a buttload of money.

@johnniethepom2905

3 жыл бұрын

@@bennylevine387 it was only an upset to those people who didn't follow boxing closely or those of little faith . Same with Buster Douglas V Mike Tyson . Don't be swayed what the commentators tell you , use your eyes . There are only two men fighting in the ring and as they say anything can happen .

@bennylevine387

3 жыл бұрын

@@johnniethepom2905 It was the Upset of the Year by all boxing publications and bookies, all of whom know infinitely more about boxing and setting odds than you do. No one needed commentators or media sway to forecast that Curry should absolutely win. You didn't bet on Honeyghan, did you? So you wanna pop up 35 years after the fact making it like it was easy to see, but no one really saw it coming. Lloyd did and that's how huge upsets happen. But first of all, there is a such thing as an upset so I don't know what you're talking about. And this fight fulfilled every part of the definition. No one was picking the Honeyman. Curry showed up all skeletal and looking like a shadow of the guy who was tearing the division apart. The result registered shock in the boxing world. What makes an upset if that isn't one?

GREAT FIGHTER,I REMEMBER HIM BEATING 2 OF MY FAVORITE FIGHTER SUGAR RAY LEONARD, MELDRICK TALYOR...🥊🥊🥊

@eliali9761

3 жыл бұрын

Meldrick Taylor was Tough. He got robbed against chavez

@jonathanhanser5914

3 жыл бұрын

@Centurian protect yo self at all times

@ciarahall5402

3 жыл бұрын

@Centurian he got robbed but he's never been the same fighter after Chavez put that beating on him

@jshannon777

2 жыл бұрын

Man come Ray was when he Norris a young ray whips him easy

@reycesarcarino4653

2 жыл бұрын

@@jshannon777 Leonard chose him, he thought he could beat him cause of his chin he was wrong

Hard hard fight for Curry. Curry's style was just right for Norrris. Curry kept coming in and as he did Norris was just teeing off with upercuts, body shots and head shots. All credit to Curry though for coming forward on a KO monster like Norris and making it a classic slugfest!

2 hall of famers...🥊

Rd 8 No quarter asked or given. Great scrap lads.

Rd 7 Great Round. Old Lion vs Young Lion

Norris couldn't help but to keep swinging as fighters were going down. Lost a few fights due to disqualification for it.

@minds777

4 жыл бұрын

Take the chance

@joeygonzo

3 жыл бұрын

lost two for sure . back to back

@ckobo84

10 ай бұрын

He should have been disqualified in this fight, that simply cannot be allowed.

I have this fight recorded on VHS

Do you happen to have Terry Norris fight against Rene Jacquot?

Jimmy Lennon Jr been getting this money...forever

Donald was past his prime and already lost control of his weight .

Boxing beat writers said that the sparring between Orlin and Terry Norris was a thing of beauty, skillful and brutal

Terry Norris was an amazing boxer. Curry was a good boxer himself but he was no match for Norris.

@roberthorton6619

4 жыл бұрын

Those days so much talent

@roberthorton6619

4 жыл бұрын

It was a case of u have to pass the torch to the younger fighter because in a close fight he gonna have a little more in the tank I hate to think holyfeild wants to come back

@roberthorton6619

4 жыл бұрын

It's not just the age factor in the ring it's the factor of everyday life that catch up curry was waiting a lot to counter no good he's younger he's gonna be punching punching punching

@michaelcobb7097

4 жыл бұрын

Norris was a frightening puncher.

@Anthony-Testicali

4 жыл бұрын

Hamza khaliq.. Curry was a totally shot fighter.norris was no match for him 1982-1985

The man before “The Charlo Brothers”

at 19:50... "like ray leonard, terry norris' greatest asset is his fast hands, along with other assholes..."

With competent officiating,Terry Norris lost both his fight with Ray Leonard and this fight with Curry on a FOUL--hitting his opponent while he was down.

@jonathanhanser5914

3 жыл бұрын

He beat Leonard up!!! U just mad cause ur idol got smoked

Every time I hear them say curry I get hungrier and hungrier

@mercynotecenter

3 жыл бұрын

Great comment. Haha

@johnniea4684

9 ай бұрын

Fun fact: his birth name is Donald Sample.

Terry Norris, one of my favorite fighters, had over 300 amateur fights. When i started boxing in National City, i saw Terry spar at times. He sparred too much. Sometimes every other day, and everyday over eight rounds. That’s waaay too much.

@Omar-if1cu

4 жыл бұрын

Bryon Watkins for the amateurs its okay but for a pro who already had so many amateur fights yea it was too much at that later point in his career, fighters like that should only spar when they have a fight scheduled and do less rounds of the actual hard sparring.

@kevdean9967

4 жыл бұрын

@@Omar-if1cu the brain, sloshing around in the skull can't differentiate between a punch delivered in sparring or in an actual fight. I know when I boxed after hard sparring sessions I could hear a popping sound in my head when I leaned my head back. I'm sure in a relatively short 4 year amateur career I sustained a bit of damage. Given that brain tissue does not regenerate it's a risky proposition to say the least as it may hinder one from certain forms employment after boxing is done. I met old amateur boxers that were walking on their heals, with hesitant slurred speech.

@bennylevine387

3 жыл бұрын

I used to go to their squadron and spar because they brought in all amateurs from the area in during the late eighties to go against Terry and his brother. I went to my prom with a huge knot on my forehead that Orlin gave me. But after just running into them a few times since, I bumped into Terry like five years ago. I was with another guy who used to box there. And despite his speech being slurred and all that, the man is still sharp because he recognized us both instantly and was super friendly like he was meeting old friends. Made us feel really good.

@johnniea4684

3 жыл бұрын

@@bennylevine387 Good anecdote. Yeah, no doctor so amateur armchair stuff from me, but I'd say that the part of Norris's brain that's been damaged is motor skills concerning speech, which is slurred badly. But off of video he is coherent, so there's nothing wrong with his memory or reasoning ability. He and his wife run a fitness business and he still looks in fighting shape. Like almost every fighter he should have quit a while before he did. He looked shot when he lost his title to Keith Mullings, but fought 2 more times (both losses). No doubt his all-action style caught up with him, plus the brutal sparring that went on in his training camp.

@bennylevine387

3 жыл бұрын

@@johnniea4684 Yeah for sure. It was just important to me because I can live with knowing it's just speech, as opposed to his brain just being gone, which he showed to me definitely isn't he case. At this point, my pal and I were in our mid-forties, having last spent time with Terry just out of high school. And literally, his recognition was instant. And unlike us, he had a lot of memories to hold on to and still, his recall was instantaneous. He always would forgo his skills for his need to bang it out. He became a do-or-die slugger when he coulda taken more of a Mayweather route with his skills. And by the time he fought Mullings, his legs didn't look right. Then I had to suffer through him losing to Rosenblatt and that one French 154-pounder whose name escapes me, though he was actually pretty decent. Putani? I forget. Anyway, good talkin to you man.

Excelente pelea , dos grandes. Saludos desde Argentina!

This is why Norris has early onset dementia. He should of strictly boxed.

@tjtaylor3446

4 жыл бұрын

Christopher Russell exactly

@kufujitsu

4 жыл бұрын

Wouldn't have made any difference. He went on way past his prime, when his reflexes were shot. Many slick defensive fighters still got brain damage because they didn't know when to retire..

@Crussman499

4 жыл бұрын

@@kufujitsu he started brawling from an early age. So of course brain damage started early and his chin was tested way too much. But he also had a very short reach for his 5'10" frame.

@kufujitsu

4 жыл бұрын

@@Crussman499 He tended to have lapses which got him in trouble. Most of the time he remembered his fundamentals & stayed safe. Other fighters like Ray Mancini & Ray Leonard got hit a lot more than Norris, & Lennox Lewis had defensive lapses which got him KO'ed, but they retired at the RIGHT time, & today they're okay.

@Crussman499

4 жыл бұрын

@@kufujitsu that Julian Jackson fight is what really did him in. I also believe the 2 Jackson fights are what really damaged G Man. The Benn fight was just the topping.

Norris made this a war when he didn't have to and as a spectator I thank him for that but geezus he took a bundle of risks winning this one!

Two near-perfect fighters. Beautiful balance and posture

Every bodies loves a winner ! Rolling on the streets yes I am !

Norris was like sugar ray Leonard, fast, accurate, combination after combination ! Norris trained very hard in the gym, burnt out early, like Tyson, super nova kind of brilliance ! Not longevity but fantastic for a time.

@anythinggoesvideospart-2242

4 жыл бұрын

Tyson became youngest Heavyweight Champion at age 20, won 3 titles and became undisputed heavyweight champion from 1985 to 1992. .. He went to prison in 1992 and his record was 42 - 1 . He did 3 years of prison which did diminish his boxing skills, but after 3 years of prison he still managed to win and recapture the WBA HEAVYWEIGHT CHAMPIONSHIP against Frank Bruno in 1996, then he won another IBF HEAVYWEIGHT CHAMPIONSHIP against BRUCE SELDON . He didn't have enough prime ability to beat the HOLYFEILDs and Lewis' s after 3 years of prison, but he still beat some tough top contenders after prison such as BUSTER MATHIS, CLIFFORD ETIENNE, BRIAN NEILSON, JULIUS FRANCIS, LOU SAVERESE, BRUCE SELDON , FRANK BRUNO & ANDREW GOLOTA............. So in a 20 year career, Youngest Heavyweight Champion, Undisputed Heavyweight champion, Destroyed hall of fame great MICHAEL SPINKS , 2 Time Heavyweight Champion after 3 years of Prison, and his record was 50 - 6 with 44 KO's.......... I would say that's pretty much LONGEVITY

he was from lakeside and I managed dominos he would order after his fight and was humble snd and nice. he seemed shocked i knew him and gave me an autograph.

@johnniea4684

9 ай бұрын

Norris? He was always disliked by the boxing press, for some reason. Think it was his habit of issuing challenges to smaller fighter yet never considering a move up to middlewight himself. Since Norris always made 154 easily I always thought that was a harsh take. Always came off as a real nice guy and is the same in retirement from what I can tell.

I'll always love Norris for kicking crap out of Leonard! Especially the shot he hit SRL with when he was on the deck. Egomaniac types need that!

Norris reminded me of Merrick Taylor both had quick combination

@jmc0369

4 жыл бұрын

Meldrick Taylor? They fought; Taylor already being diminished by his defeat to Chavez and fighting at 154 which was probably not the weight he should have been fighting in.

@uncletony6210

4 жыл бұрын

@@jmc0369 they actually fought at a catch weight of 150, but still, Mel had no business vs Norris in those deep waters.

Looked like he hit him when he was down--something Norris was good at.

@michaelcobb7097

4 жыл бұрын

He lost two fights to Troy Waters, doing the same thing.

@tonya1425

3 жыл бұрын

Michael Cobb it was Luis Santana not Troy waters

@danielE.muhammad7622

3 жыл бұрын

@@michaelcobb7097 Luis Santana not Troy Waters

Counter jab from Curry 14:06, didn`t throw enough. lightnin counter hook from Norris 14:12. quick counter jab Norris 14:41 awesome.

terrible terry norris!!!!!!!

The Matriarch of my family was a woman named Alice Gibbs. Donald Curry and I both called her Aunt Jewel.

12:00 Norris blocks before punching, brilliant. block/punch again 13:13

Shame both these fighters have brain trauma now.

Despite how their records looked both men fought like lions

It's hard to tell if Terry hit Donald while he was down. I'm sure the ref saw it. If he did hit him while he was down, I would have given Terry his third DQ loss--all for hitting guys while they were down. It's funny. While they were standing up, Donald was the one fighting dirty.

@Bread_n_Butter.

4 жыл бұрын

You’re the only one who mentioned Norris hitting while down that also acknowledged Donald fighting dirty also. 👍🏽

Good fight. Curry was really gassed later in the fight, almost like he maybe had some underlying cardio issue where he just didn't have the endurance. He looks like he's in good shape, it's not like he's all fat and slow, but if your legs give out around the 6th or 7th round, you're not going to make it far.

@joeygonzo

3 жыл бұрын

he had weight problems already . he did not look fat but he was dehydrated . they weighed in on the day of the fight back then too . you had a few hours to rehydrate .

Gran boxeador Terri El terrible NORRIS no me gustaba el menosprecio que mostraba con sus rivales pero eso no le quita su ciencia boxistica su técnica pegada y gran juego de piernas con lo cual a mi parecer se deduce la magnífica cosecha de boxeadores en los años 70 80 y 90 la comparación con lo que tenemos hoy no resiste ningún análisis serio y objetivo cualquier tiempo pasado fue mejor Don King y Bob Arum organizaban veladas con 5 o 6 cptos del mundo a cual mejor. Reciban un cordial saludo y todo mi apoyo a su app desde Barcelona España un aficionado al noble arte del boxeo

thank you

Curry would have the edge in his prime. He was hurt but Terry landed a good right after Donald was down. Big no no!

Curry's prime was 84/85 he was a beautiful fighter then. Not so much here.

and he hits another guy when he's down on the canvas !

Lampley said he was cruising to victory but he got iced in 2 rounds smh 🤦🏿‍♂️😂

Terry left him laying at the ⛱ It was such a nice view! 😆

If you would close your eyes when Terry speaks . You could of swore it was Billie Dee Williams speaking lol

Who needs modern day sports ?

I always wonder why no one says a word about Norris's last right. Wasn't Curry down already?

@johnniea4684

3 жыл бұрын

It was borderline tbh. Norris was very fast and was always tempted to chance one more shot, which cost him a few times. I think Curry's knees are just touching the canvas as Norris lands the final blow, so not a DQ for me. Don was done anyway. Even if he'd survived the round Norris would have overwhelmed him in the next.

Terry has neurological damage due to too much head blows . God bless him.

He is lucky he faced an over the hill Leonard. In his prime, no contest.

@gordonwalker9097

3 жыл бұрын

Boo hoo

@harryheath930

3 жыл бұрын

He was foutunate to fight Curry past his prime and I'm a fan of both

@markcynic808

3 жыл бұрын

No one made them fight past their prime. They thought they were still good enough, they were wrong and they lost.

@paulburns1333

3 жыл бұрын

@@markcynic808 Spot on.

Foreman was correct. Norris was on his way to greatness. How he didn't make it, I have no idea.

Jermell charlo looks just like terry with his overhand

Terry reminds me of Evander holyfield how he comes back strong.

33:25... One hell of a right by Curry... The commentators saw Norris was hurt. Even Currys corner was telling him loud and clear...and he didn't t follow up...???

@reycesarcarino4653

2 жыл бұрын

27:53 Here too

@johnniea4684

9 ай бұрын

The sign of a faded fighter. He looked good in spells in this but he couldn't sustain it and was having to go all out to stay competitive.

@unforgettabletimes6636

7 ай бұрын

De La Hoya had a similar issue when fighting Pacquiao. That spark and killer instinct was just gone by then.

Didn’t duck no one

I remember Donald Curry being such a great fighter but then he ran into Honeygan and we never saw the same Curry 🍛 ever again

@paulburns1333

3 жыл бұрын

All I remember was people saying how good Curry was. Never agreed. I fully expected Honeyghan to beat him and was proved right despite the odds.

@danielcrowell8143

3 жыл бұрын

@@paulburns1333 Okay but Honeygan was not that great either didn’t even make it as champ as long as Curry

@johnniea4684

9 ай бұрын

@@paulburns1333 Haha, you must have been the only one except for Lloyd that thought he had any shot against Curry then! I remember reading the Daily Mirror (UK newspaper) preview beforehand and the gist was this: that Curry was a mile above Honeyghan, who was considered a strictly European level fighter and would be outclassed in 6 rounds. Whereas I thought that was a harsh assessment, I'd watched a lot of Honeyghan's fights on the way up and he'd shown nothing to suggest he would give Curry any trouble at all. Fact is, Curry who was as a sharp and fast a fighter as you'll ever see (don't know who you were watching!) had none of that against Honeyghan. Lloyd was a reflexes fighter and the Curry we'd seen up to that point (and the Mccallum fight, actually) nails him, under normal circumstances. Unfortunely for Don, he fought like he'd just run 10 miles in a plastic suit and spent an hour in a sauna beforehand (which, considering the insane amount of weight he had to drop to make the 147 pound limit, may not be too far from what happened). Zero snap, speed, sluggish reflexes, absolutley nothing that were his usual standout qualities. Anyway, I know Lloyd bet on himself to win that fight, so I hope you did likewise. I think your reasoning was about as far off the mark as is possible for anyone who actually watched boxing in the mid-80s, but a broken clock is right twice per day, I guess 😅

I know these two greats and also julian jackson wilfred scypion marvin hagler frank the animal fletcher money fighters of the 70s 80s

Should’ve been DQ’d.

I agree One of the Greatest of all time who fought Julian Jackson in his prime. NORRIS BEAT GREAT FIGHTERS AND NEVER DUCKED ANYONE. HE WOULD HAVE BEATEN chavez but not Salvador Sanchez.

@selfmade8884

3 жыл бұрын

Salvador Sanchez was a featherweight. Norris would have destroyed chava. That’s not even a fair fight.

@mauricegrant9229

3 жыл бұрын

MAANNNN, I Was Surprised To Hear Anybody Mention The Great " Salvador Sanchez" 😉👍

wish we could have Terry Norris vs Jermel Charlo prime for prime

George says Donald Curry seeing double how would he know that stupidity

BOTH KNEES ONDE FUCKING GROUND...WOW...A DISQUALIFICATION TO ME

Curry was a super talent with soft chin and little adversity😢

DE ESTOS DOS PÚGILES NO TENGO MUCHO CONOCIMIENTOS SOLO SE QUE NORRIS RETIRO A LEONARD Y CURRY CREO QUE MURIÓ PERO FUERON MUY BUENOS.... SALUDOS DESDE VENEZUELA!!

That's what happens in boxing if you get caught with the punch there's nothing you can do it's over it was a good fight donald there comes a time when boxing comes to an end,God bless.

How about getting ko by julian in do you know me talk

He beat an old man not Leonard

I miss these old fights.I used to Love watching boxing on Wide World of Sports on Saturday afternoon/evenings before you had to pay 50+ bucks for every decent fight...Bob Arum and Don King ruined boxing

I think The Honeyghan fight Messed Don Curry up and they should never have took that fight at Welterweight, He was struggling to make the welterweight limit and should have gone straight up to Light Middleweight, They underestimated Honeyghan who was on the up and unbeaten at the time it’s a shame cos he really could have gone on to even greater thing’s but I don’t think he ever got over that Loss and getting KOed by Mike McCallum , He was one of my Favourite Fighters back then and a fine sportsman , As for Norris he was a very very Dangerous and Clever fighter and Very Durable, and been in with the Best of his era ⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️

@brianseneca3546

Жыл бұрын

And he was really beating McCallum more than anyone had up to that point. The right hand buckled his knees in the second round. Donald is also my favorite fighter but he committed a cardinal sin in boxing standing still, no moving and keeping his hands down

Mayweather's arsenal is very Terry Norris .

Wish he would've rematched Julian Jackson!!

@uncletony6210

9 ай бұрын

wouldn't have ended well.

Don't know how Donald got away with posing in front of his opponents before he punched for as long as he did but he did until the fight with Honeyghan and his other losses but that was his style until the end of his career. A good fighter though and it showed in this fight with Norris, his 2 fights with the magic man Starling and other fights!

Norris made a career on beating up blown up welters and past their prime fighters

Too bad donald the cobra curry didnt train as hard as he should have....he got lazy and loyd honeygan made curry pay for it...and curry simply lost it by this fight...curry lost his edge his zeal....

😓 I just came to hear how he use to sound!!! This is so sad!!!! Brain Damage

A prime Terry Norris stops Manny and canelo and Floyd at super welterweight " but has a tough time with both charlo brothers.

Is that 'I pity the fool' in the background? 19:23 They're both like a poor mans version of Ray Leonard. Come to think of it Ray should have fought Curry as his comeback. But I forgot how fired up Terry was in '91. Really good year for him.

George foreman should have been excused from the broadcast when he said Norris is no finisher. What an idiotic comment.

So young Jimmy lennon jr🥰

@uncletony6210

9 ай бұрын

In 1976 I went to wrestling in San Diego and Jimmy Lennon SR worked the card.

There were remnants of the class of Donald Curry but he was diminished even from the guy who fought Nunn....the Light Middle Curry of 1987 would have decisioned Terry Norris...the 1985 version would have knocked Terry out...dont get me wrong Terry is a great legend and he was champion for almost a decade he was very very good i just feel imho he beat a shot Mugabe a shot Curry and a shot ray leonard....still no one else was beating Leonard maybe terry made him shot..same goes for mugabe...so Terry should get resoect for those wins...terrys title reign started when there were faded stars his career ended with welter stars de lay hoya,whittaker,quartet...and those 3 fights didnt happen altho they had been planned since 95/96...a shame as in between his competition was weak no one to fight

he looks bigger on tv but his speed was awesome and power was there jaw wasn't

im a huge terry norris fan he was awesome but had a glass jaw which made his fights scary to watch because even when he was dominant one punch could stop it. Julian Jackson damn hf you haven't seen it go watch

Donald was a bad dude at one time

Terry Norris #1

George is right , Curry looks cold . No sweat even here in round 3 . Curry may have come into this fight a bit dehydrated

@johnniea4684

9 ай бұрын

Wouldn't be shocked. He was dropping a lot of weight back in the mid 80s getting down to 147. His recent fights before this had been at 160. From what I hear, most of Curry's focus in training for fights had been getting his weight down going back quite a while. In contrast, Norris was one of those guys who loved training, always looked in fighting shape. You can see the difference in their energy levels in this. Norris was training like a top professional, Curry to make weight limits.

@moe9196

9 ай бұрын

@@johnniea4684 thanks for the information !

@moe9196

9 ай бұрын

@@johnniea4684 yeah and very few rare boxers in history could fight many weight classes like Roy Jones Jr without much difficulty