Post by bWo on Jul 4, 2021 20:51:45 GMT -5
Any fans? Favourite fights? Fighters?
Like wrestling, hockey is MUCH tamer than it was in the past. Fights are rare and genuinely sh*tty nowadays. Teams used to have several guys that were ready and willing. AKA, the good ol' days.
PJ Stock and Stephen Peat always comes up in great fight conversations. PJ Stock would always "wave" after his fights. It was WILDLY OVER in Boston and he was a huge fan favourite.
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Tony Twist was probably the scariest fighter in the 90's. 6'2" 260 pounds of roid infused rage. He leaves Rob Ray with a broken orbital bone and cheek bone here. Ray told the story after about how his eyeball was moving around freely in the socket as he breathed. Ouch.
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Some guys throw 50 punches a second. Some guys throw sledge hammers. Some guys are stamina freaks and can seemingly fight forever. Darren Langdon and Marty McSorley are in that category. Grab a soda for this one.
Like wrestling, hockey is MUCH tamer than it was in the past. Fights are rare and genuinely sh*tty nowadays. Teams used to have several guys that were ready and willing. AKA, the good ol' days.
PJ Stock and Stephen Peat always comes up in great fight conversations. PJ Stock would always "wave" after his fights. It was WILDLY OVER in Boston and he was a huge fan favourite.
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Tony Twist was probably the scariest fighter in the 90's. 6'2" 260 pounds of roid infused rage. He leaves Rob Ray with a broken orbital bone and cheek bone here. Ray told the story after about how his eyeball was moving around freely in the socket as he breathed. Ouch.
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Some guys throw 50 punches a second. Some guys throw sledge hammers. Some guys are stamina freaks and can seemingly fight forever. Darren Langdon and Marty McSorley are in that category. Grab a soda for this one.
