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Welcome to Between The Ropes, where we will be interviewing the past and furtue stars of tommorow. during these conversations we will ask questions such as but not limited to, what peaked their intrest in wrestling, how they would describe the start of their carrer, and if they remember a specific moment in which they knew they wanted to enter the squared circle. in addition we will be continuing our inside look at the devlopment of the indi scene.Follow us on youtube : http://www.youtube.com/@HUGEPOPWRESTLING twitch : twitch.tv/huge_pop_wrestling instagram : instagram.com/...

This is the audio recording of the second Muhammad Ali vs. Floyd Patterson boxing match contested on September 20, 1972, for the NABF championship. It followed Patterson's victory over Oscar Bonavena in February 1972. The fight lasted 7 rounds. After the ringside doctor inspected eye between rounds, referee Arthur Mercante Sr. stopped Patterson from coming out for the eighth round, giving Ali a RTD (retired) victory. This was the final fight of Patterson's career.

This is the audio recording of the "Phantom Punch" title fight—the second championship bout between Muhammad Ali and Sonny Liston—held on May 25, 1965, at St. Dominic’s Hall in Lewiston, Maine. It also includes a follow-up analysis by boxing experts. This rematch is infamous for the controversial "phantom punch" that led to Liston's quick defeat in the first round. Ali knocked Liston down, but the punch was not clearly seen by many observers, leading to speculation about a fix.

Dive into the dynamic world of professional wrestling with "Between 2 Wrestlers" a weekly podcast hosted by Andrew Bowers, the brains behind NORTH Wrestling, and star wrestlers Rory Coyle and Liam Slater. Each episode, we dissect a specific wrestling match, offering our insider perspectives, candid reactions, and critical analysis.What sets "Between Two Wrestlers" apart is our unique linking theme - every match we discuss is connected in a chain, whether through the wrestlers involved, the shows they wrestled at, or another intriguingly tenuous link. Join us as we unravel the art and ...