March 13 2021: Death, “BREAKING: Boxing Great Marvin Hagler Dies – According to Reports He Was in ICU on Saturday After Taking Vaccine” https://archive.ph/lxEjM
Most media articles do not mention the vaccine at all in relation to Marnin’s death.
Thanks for taking the time to respond. I know sadly little about boxing. Prayers for the unfortunate hate Mr Hearns will be dealing with being such a high profile character.
The 1980s-90s era Lightweight through Middleweights were some of the greatest matches. When everyone thinks "1980s/90s" they think "Tyson", only because he was so damn dominant, but he didn't have strong top-10 competition.
Hearns (who was my favorite fighter) was strong from 147lbs up to 190lbs, winning numerous titles along the way. Hagler was just a monster. He wasn't known for being a "puncher" as much as he was known for intensity, ferocity and great conditioning. If you get a chance, watch the 3 round absolute tornado that is "The War" of Hagler/Hearns.
They're going after Tommy "Hitman" Hearns for starting this.
I knew they would go after him and get him to say he misspoke which is inevitable.
Why him? What’d he do?
March 13 2021: Death, “BREAKING: Boxing Great Marvin Hagler Dies – According to Reports He Was in ICU on Saturday After Taking Vaccine” https://archive.ph/lxEjM Most media articles do not mention the vaccine at all in relation to Marnin’s death.
The Motor City Cobra posted on his Insta about how Hagler was admitted to the hospital with complications post-vaccine
So, he went against the narrative.
Wow are they! I did a search and the articles are a plenty. This one even goes so far as to say there haven't been any deaths from the vaccine so far.
https://archive.ph/jDDWv
Thanks for taking the time to respond. I know sadly little about boxing. Prayers for the unfortunate hate Mr Hearns will be dealing with being such a high profile character.
The 1980s-90s era Lightweight through Middleweights were some of the greatest matches. When everyone thinks "1980s/90s" they think "Tyson", only because he was so damn dominant, but he didn't have strong top-10 competition.
Hearns (who was my favorite fighter) was strong from 147lbs up to 190lbs, winning numerous titles along the way. Hagler was just a monster. He wasn't known for being a "puncher" as much as he was known for intensity, ferocity and great conditioning. If you get a chance, watch the 3 round absolute tornado that is "The War" of Hagler/Hearns.