The Matador’s Nightmare: How Roberto Duran Turned Brawling Into a Masterclass
In the traditional imagery of a bullfight, the roles are clearly defined. The matador is the technician, the artist. Dressed in shimmering regalia, he moves with grace and precision, admired not just for surviving the bull, but for doing so beautifully. The bull, on the other hand, is driven by instinct. It charges forward with…

