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Top Ten Hockey Fights of all time
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| jhawk4424 |
| Awesome...great link!! |
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| elroyjonz |
| The Great Terry O'Reilly makes 2 clips...I love it. |
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| thoroldjames |
Fighting has no place in Hockey.
I kid.
That was all the talk on HNIC tonight.
I will now watch the video :cool: |
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| Turd_Cutter |
| No McSorley fights? For shame. |
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| Maximus06 |
| This thing must've been made before Orr went buck |
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| nuge67 |
| These are some WEAK fights, and none of the most feared fighter in the history of the NHL, Clarke Gillies? And if you watch some O'Rielly fights, in 70% of them he gets his ass kicked............ |
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| cji1065 |
| Not bad but i've seen better. |
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| johnni37 |
| best fighters----Ferguson, Jonathon, Shultz, Probert, May, Domi. Best fight......Shultz vs Jonathon |
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| Stevie4Stern |
| Probert and Kocur back in tha day for the Red Wings...OOF! |
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| nuge67 |
Quote: Originally posted by johnni37
best fighters----Ferguson, Jonathon, Shultz, Probert, May, Domi. Best fight......Shultz vs Jonathon |
FUCKING PUSSY, ever hear of Gillies? |
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| johnni37 |
Quote: Originally posted by nuge67
FUCKING PUSSY, ever hear of Gillies? |
Wash your pussy, stalker. He's not in the top ten asshole. |
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| Billyfromsphily |
| Didn't Dorothy Hamill kick his ass when Gillies was with Icecapades? |
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| johnni37 |
Quote: Originally posted by Billyfromsphily
Didn't Dorothy Hamill kick his ass when Gillies was with Icecapades? |
Good one. He thinks the world rises and sets on that team. Myopic asshole. |
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| nuge67 |
Quote: Originally posted by johnni37
Wash your pussy, stalker. He's not in the top ten asshole. |
GILLIES NOT IN THE TOP 10, WHO THE FUCK MADE THE LIST? Gillies OWNED Schultz
http://youtube.com/watch?v=8qPWms5Rdc8
O'Reilly
http://youtube.com/watch?v=r32LVWUL23E
Hoyda
http://youtube.com/watch?v=uhcomfug3ZE
Wilson
http://youtube.com/watch?v=PqQG7pNGw1w
When asking about other memorable fights from his early years in the NHL, Secord has a nice story to tell.
"Like everybody knows, Clark Gillies was a player who didn't have to fight too often, because he was simply one of the best and toughest ever. We were playing a play-off series against the Isles and O'Reilly had fought with Gillies a few times. I thought I'd give O'Reilly a break and fight Gillies myself. I engaged the fight by punching Gillies with my glove. When he dropped his gloves and I saw his fists, I got nervous. His fists were so
unbelievably big, and he was a big guy, too. All I saw were his hands. He punched me twice and I went down."
Clark Gillies will forever be remembered as one of the biggest and most intimidating figures in hockey history. He is best known for his days as a member of the New York Islander he was an All Star left winger with the four time Stanley Cup champions. However he ended as a member of the blue and gold Buffalo Sabres.
immediately made an impact in the NHL by scoring 25 goals and 47 points. However it was in the Stanley Cup semi-finals that Clark made a real name for himself. The up-and-coming Islanders were overmatched by the defending Stanley Cup champions, but that didn't deter the rookie from taking on Dave "The Hammer" Schultz in a memorable glove-dropping. Schultz, who had just set a new NHL record with 472 penalty minutes, was the NHL's most feared fighter. But big Clark destroyed Schultz and sent everyone around the NHL a clear message - Nobody messes with Clark Gillies or the hottest young team of the era, the New York Islanders.
Clark quickly blossomed to a key player in the NY Islanders team that captured the Stanley Cup four consecutive times between 1980 and 1983. He scored over 30 goals in six of his next seven seasons and had solid point totals of 61, 55, 85, 91, 54, 78 and 77 respectively. In the late 1970's and early 80's he was one of NHL's premier left wingers and was a 1st team All-Star in 1978 and 1979.
Clark didn't dazzle anybody with his speed or his savvy. He had a hard shot, but his best trademarks was his great two way play, hard work, leadership and the respect opponents had for his fists. He didn't have to fight very often because his near presence calmed down many after-the-whistle scrums. And when he did have to drop the gloves he would more likely than not make quick work of any challengers.
John Boy, learn the history of the NHL and tough guys before making a JACKASS out of yourself... |
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| nuge67 |
Quote: Originally posted by johnni37
best fighters----Ferguson, Jonathon, Shultz, Probert, May, Domi. Best fight......Shultz vs Jonathon |
GILLIES NOT IN THE TOP 10, WHO THE FUCK MADE THE LIST? Gillies OWNED Schultz
http://youtube.com/watch?v=8qPWms5Rdc8
O'Reilly
http://youtube.com/watch?v=r32LVWUL23E
Hoyda
http://youtube.com/watch?v=uhcomfug3ZE
Wilson
http://youtube.com/watch?v=PqQG7pNGw1w
When asking about other memorable fights from his early years in the NHL, Secord has a nice story to tell.
"Like everybody knows, Clark Gillies was a player who didn't have to fight too often, because he was simply one of the best and toughest ever. We were playing a play-off series against the Isles and O'Reilly had fought with Gillies a few times. I thought I'd give O'Reilly a break and fight Gillies myself. I engaged the fight by punching Gillies with my glove. When he dropped his gloves and I saw his fists, I got nervous. His fists were so
unbelievably big, and he was a big guy, too. All I saw were his hands. He punched me twice and I went down."
Clark Gillies will forever be remembered as one of the biggest and most intimidating figures in hockey history. He is best known for his days as a member of the New York Islander he was an All Star left winger with the four time Stanley Cup champions. However he ended as a member of the blue and gold Buffalo Sabres.
immediately made an impact in the NHL by scoring 25 goals and 47 points. However it was in the Stanley Cup semi-finals that Clark made a real name for himself. The up-and-coming Islanders were overmatched by the defending Stanley Cup champions, but that didn't deter the rookie from taking on Dave "The Hammer" Schultz in a memorable glove-dropping. Schultz, who had just set a new NHL record with 472 penalty minutes, was the NHL's most feared fighter. But big Clark destroyed Schultz and sent everyone around the NHL a clear message - Nobody messes with Clark Gillies or the hottest young team of the era, the New York Islanders.
Clark quickly blossomed to a key player in the NY Islanders team that captured the Stanley Cup four consecutive times between 1980 and 1983. He scored over 30 goals in six of his next seven seasons and had solid point totals of 61, 55, 85, 91, 54, 78 and 77 respectively. In the late 1970's and early 80's he was one of NHL's premier left wingers and was a 1st team All-Star in 1978 and 1979.
Clark didn't dazzle anybody with his speed or his savvy. He had a hard shot, but his best trademarks was his great two way play, hard work, leadership and the respect opponents had for his fists. He didn't have to fight very often because his near presence calmed down many after-the-whistle scrums. And when he did have to drop the gloves he would more likely than not make quick work of any challengers.
John Boy, learn the history of the NHL and tough guys before making a JACKASS out of yourself... |
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| johnni37 |
Quote: Originally posted by nuge67
John Boy, learn the history of the NHL and tough guys before making a JACKASS out of yourself... |
Do you work real hard at being an asshole or does it come naturally?
I've played against pussies like you who make sure the ref is holding them and they shoot their mouths off knowing nothing can happen. Man, I'd fucking bury you if you ever had the balls to suit up. |
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| tom sizemore |
| THAT BLOCK HEAD BRASHEAR CAN CERTAINLY TAKE A PUNCH |
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| WordLife5601 |
| The Kings/Senators fight in '01 was amazing, got to love Hurme and Potvin going at it |
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| johnni37 |
What an asshole you are. The fight between Orr and Erskine was over before it started and each guy landed a half a punch. No one won or lost you fuckin tool. Boy, you are about as objective as George Bush. It's no surprise as you know nothing about the sport as you've never played.
Here's one of Wilson beating the shit out of Gillies.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=SrlOw00FIck
By the way, Fotiu kicked the shit out of both Wilson and Gillies. |
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| SiriuSternFan1 |
| Baumgartner and vacota |
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| SiriuSternFan1 |
Quote: Originally posted by yambag
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sorry Nuge but thats funny shit:lol: |
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| SiriuSternFan1 |
Quote: Originally posted by johnni37
Do you work real hard at being an asshole or does it come naturally?
I've played against pussies like you who make sure the ref is holding them and they shoot their mouths off knowing nothing can happen. Man, I'd fucking bury you if you ever had the balls to suit up. |
Nuge is right this time...Gillies was and is still one of the toughest fighters in NHL history..There isn't any denieing that fact... |
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| johnni37 |
Quote: Originally posted by SiriuSternFan1
Nuge is right this time...Gillies was and is still one of the toughest fighters in NHL history..There isn't any denieing that fact... |
No doubt he was. But I've seen him get his clock cleaned as well. |
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| fredbalsdon |
| Thanks for the link it was great. |
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| bubbatrog |
Quote: Originally posted by elroyjonz
The Great Terry O'Reilly makes 2 clips...I love it. |
OMFG!!! The O'Reilly - fan fight where he pulls the fans shoe off it and beats him with it...that was hilarious....Them were the B's Glory Years
Don Cherry Rulez! |
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| ColossalQ |
| I love that downey boulerice fight, its awesome. Def not even close the the best fight in hockey history but the way downy times that punch perfectly and pops boulerice right in the face and TKO's him is fucking sweet. but ya probert is hands down the best fighter in all history, but damn o'reilly is crazy and odjick is one bad ass mofo |
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| elroyjonz |
Quote: Originally posted by SiriuSternFan1
Nuge is right this time...Gillies was and is still one of the toughest fighters in NHL history..There isn't any denieing that fact... |
Denieing...are you fucking kidding me? No wonder you agree with Nuge. |
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| johnni37 |
Wow, you're reaching back to ancient history there. Oh yeah, You are also waaaay off topic clown. |
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