First thing, If I'm going over old ground here, I apologise.

But, as I watched Carl Frampton v Kris Hughes earlier today, it got me thinking about the way this fight ended. The Sky team were just beginning to suggest that Frampton should apply more pressure or up his game, then.... Boom! 'that" punched landed. That one single shot ended the fight, it was a fight altering punch or in fact, a fight ending punch. So, fellow BLHers, who else had that single one punch which altered or ended a fight?

Is there anyone else out there?  Surely I'm not the only one on a saturday night.    We're just being shown Chris Eubank Jr and he's looking ok so far. This young lad has a tough act to follow with his dad, one positive is that he must be the first Eubank to walk to the ring without being booed at!

Looking forward to seeing Fury shortly, Could he be on the way to fighting one of the brothers?

I always got the impression Haye was 'doing us all a favour' by fighting. He blagged his way to the fight with Wlad (a true gent, by the way) before losing, and making himself look like a plonker in doing so. Up till the last couple of years or so, he was quite normal! Now, my question is, does anyone genuinely give a toss if he retires or not?? I dont. I'm not sure too many will either.

Typical Monday night.

Absolute pile of crap on TV... so, I start mooching through my huge collection of tapes, yes.. tapes, No DVDs with me!!

I dig out Kessler vs Froch... what a fight.   But this gets me thinking, surely it's not just me who has to watch a fight over and over.

For a while I had to keep watching the first Barrera Morales fight, espescially round 5.

Then watching Barrera school Naz, well, that just begs to be watched repeatedly!!

But it doesn't have to be a "title" or even big names. I watched a real doozy of a fight years ago between Wally Swift Jr vs Tony Collins, two relative unknowns..  you get the picture.

So, what do you say? 

Please add all yours too, no doubt the memories will come flooding back to us all!

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