the loss of boxing footage is criminal

[Skip b]

i applied at espn a few times over the past few yrs but always got rejected

The exp you need to get there is ridiculous

 

[yo moms]

http://footage.espn.com/left_menu/big_fights0

they have 100x more than what they are advertising

 

[yo moms]

The exp you need to get there is ridiculous

they must need cleaners

 

[H.I.M.]

http://footage.espn.com/left_menu/big_fights0

If ESPN has Welterweight footage of Sugar Ray (Robinson) and are bogarting it...

Downright deplorable.

 

[patscorpio]

If ESPN has Welterweight footage of Sugar Ray (Robinson) and are bogarting it...

Downright deplorable.

indeed

 

[threattonature]

I've always said that about all these networks. It would be great if there was some sort of boxing network or something that showed early fights of a fighter's career. I have old tapes but it would be nice if someone actually cleaned up the footage and didn't have it looking like a shytty VHS rip.

 

[Amare's Right Hook]

Any combat sport footage is a crime to lose, imagine all of the styles lost in the sands of history.

 

[Skip b]

plus the fact that ESPN are hoarding so much unseen footage its a joke

do people know how much i would pay for this guys fights?





and thats all we got. now look at the names he fought and tell me where the fukk has the footage gone?

http://boxrec.com/list_bouts.php?human_id=23156&cat=boxer

title fights just vanished into thin air have they?

imagine watching his fight vs george benton and seeing the technical prowess on display. im sure those motherfukkers in Italy have some of freddies fights but why havent they found themselves onto the internet boxing scene?

im furious as I type this.

ESPN works in conjunction with HBO and they made a deal regarding their content like a year back, so I'm sure both parties is hoarding these fights