Subject: Sports » Boxing (Page 4)

I was once knocked out by a Mexican bantamweight – six of my pals were swinging him around by his heels at the time.

(1950 – ) American boxer & actor

With four sisters about the house, I could never get my hands on a comb.

American boxing champion

So many of [English sporting promoter] Barry Hearn's boxers end up in the hospital; he should sell his limousine and buy an ambulance.

British boxer

Magri has to do well against the unknown Mexican who comes from a famous family of five boxing brothers.

British sports commentator

Don King is one of the great humanitarians of our time. He has risen above that great term, prejudice. He has screwed everybody he has ever been around. Hog, dog, or frog, it don't matter to Don. If you got a quarter, he wants the first 26 cents.

(1950 – ) American boxer & actor

I'd love to fight Gerry Cooney. But I have my price – 25 cents and a loose woman.

(1950 – ) American boxer & actor

Sugar Ray Leonard was asked by Johnny Carson, “When do the wounds from the fight heal?”
His reply: “When the check clears.”

American boxing champion

I've made the national anthem a six-point underdog.

American sports commentator & oddsmaker

Boxing is show-business with blood.

(1853 – 1931) American theatrical producer, impresario, director & playwright

If you screw things up in tennis, it's 15-love. If you screw up in boxing, it's your ass.

(1950 – ) American boxer & actor

He'll have a lot of fun. George will keep him in stitches.

boxing physician

I'd have been more active in there, if only I'd been a little more sober.

(1950 – ) American boxer & actor

Joe Bugner fought Bruno like the objective of boxing was to get hit on the jaw.

boxing film collector

I hit him with body shots that would have brought down cities.

American boxing champion

I know it's said that I can't punch, but you should see me putting the cat out at night.

boxer

Forty years after his heyday, an old opponent met Willie on the street and asked: "Do you recognize me?"
Willie looked hard and considered before finally replying: "Lie down so I can recognize you."

1922 – 2006) American boxing champion

Why waltz 10 rounds with an opponent if you can KO him in one?

American boxing champion

Earnie Shavers could punch you in the neck and break your ankle.

(1950 – ) American boxer & actor

I miss the things like the camaraderie in the gym; I don’t miss being smacked in the mouth every day.

Irish professional boxer

I've been knocked down more than any heavyweight champion in history, but I consider that a compliment, because I must have got up more than any heavyweight champion.

American boxing champion

You can sum up this sport in two words: You never know.

(1922 – ) boxing trainer & manager