Nowt to do with the shit plastic surgery and boxing then

(Bonzodog29 is an unemployed sponge of the worst kind, Thu 28 Aug 2014, 13:56, 1 reply, 10 years ago)

^ this ^
people who have aged properly look a damn sight better than stretched fake plastic faces.
( rachelswipe with a fork, Thu 28 Aug 2014, 14:00, Reply)

He did need it after his fights but he admitted he had shit work done
In 1991 Rourke decided that he "had to go back to boxing" because he felt that he "was self-destructing ... [and] had no respect for [himself as] an actor."[3] Rourke was undefeated in eight fights, with six wins (four by knockout) and two draws. He fought internationally in countries including Spain, Japan, and Germany.[24] During his boxing career, Rourke suffered a number of injuries, including a broken nose, toe, and ribs, a split tongue, and a compressed cheekbone.[25] He also suffered from short term memory loss.[26]

His trainer during most of his boxing career was Hells Angels member, actor, and celebrity bodyguard Chuck Zito.[27] Freddie Roach also trained Rourke for seven fights.[28] Rourke's entrance song into the ring was often Guns 'N' Roses' "Sweet Child o' Mine" (referenced in his film The Wrestler, in which Rourke's character enters his final match of the film to the song playing over the loudspeakers).[29] Boxing promoters said that Rourke was too old to succeed against top-level fighters. Indeed, Rourke himself admits that entering the ring was a sort of personal test: "[I] just wanted to give it a shot, test myself that way physically, while I still had time."[30] Rourke's boxing career resulted in a notable physical change in the 1990s, as his face needed reconstructive surgery to mend his injuries. His face was later called "appallingly disfigured."[31] In 2009, the actor told The Daily Mail that he had gone to "the wrong guy" for his surgery, and that his plastic surgeon had left his features "a mess".[25]
(Bonzodog29 is an unemployed sponge of the worst kind, Thu 28 Aug 2014, 14:03, Reply)