“And then the fight wasn’t really good at all”: When Lewis Hamilton met Charles Barkley and Reggie Miller during once in lifetime yet ‘boring’ boxing match
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Similarities with Manny Pacquaio
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“So-So Fight” – Lewis Hamilton
Lewis Hamilton was one of many critics of the fights as well. Despite being in the ‘best seats’, he felt that the fight was so-so. He explained stating: “I was sitting in one of the best seats there, which was amazing. And then the fight wasn’t really good at all.”
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“I think about round 10 it got exciting. I was thinking there was going to be a real battle and then the last two rounds it was kind of so-so,” the Briton added.
Hamilton felt unsatisfied with how the fight progressed and the decisions made by the referees. An unhappy Hamilton concluded by stating: “I felt that should have been the warm-up. Then we are going to see the real fight but everyone left,” an unhappy Hamilton concluded.
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