Sorry, i was thinking Antonio Tarver (thats who it is) a real boxer.

Wow, I'm a Rocky fan, but this looks damn cheesy...I'll prolly still go see it though.

I figured he'd train someone to fight, I think it's a bit much to have sly in his 50s fighting some dude in his 20-30s.

lol, he's gonna lose. Rocky>over

[quote="9mm BeRetTa":6435c]Wow, I'm a Rocky fan, but this looks damn cheesy...I'll prolly still go see it though.

I figured he'd train someone to fight, I think it's a bit much to have sly in his 50s fighting some dude in his 20-30s.[/quote:6435c]

I think the complete opposite, i think it looks pretty good. At first i wasl ike omfg this is gonna be gay, but the trailer looks promising. (dont they all)

I am also awaiting this.

[quote=Milla]I think the complete opposite, i think it looks pretty good. At first i wasl ike omfg this is gonna be gay, but the trailer looks promising. (dont they all)[/quote:13752]
Star Trek V trailer looked good too...

[quote:ea1dd]
Rocky

On March 24, 1975, Ali fought Chuck Wepner in Cleveland, a fight that was to inspire the Academy Award winning movie "Rocky". Ironically, however, it was Ali's opponent who provided the inspiration for history's most famous fictional pugilist. Wepner was a journeyman fighter who had been earning his living as a liquor salesman and security guard. Wepner had been dubbed "The Bayonne Bleeder" and, although he was ranked, he was considered hapless. Wepner, however, trained for two months and although he lost on a technical knock-out, he survived all 15 rounds and even managed to knock Ali down. Sylvester Stallone saw the match on television and the concept of Rocky Balboa -- an unknown club fighter who goes 15 rounds with the heavyweight champion -- was born.[/quote:ea1dd]


I didn't know that.

Good find buttocks.

looks like it might actually be ok, R5 was the only one i didnt like

[img]http://24.58.160.155/rocky.jpg[/img]

You can thank me later. cool: