I think folding there would have been pretty bad actually. Yeah, you see that Tony G actually had 88, but if you didn't, based on the play of the hand, a 7 looks like it's way ahead of Tony's range. He NEVER has a 10 or a full house, but he has any of:
J9
J8
89
68
58
56
36
35
A lot of the time. What hands does he call the raise on the flop with CHECK the turn, and then fire the river that beat a 7?
AA
KK
QQ
JJ
99
88
A7
K7
I don't think he bets 25k with A7 or K7, feels like he'd bet smaller based on history. I didn't feel like he had AA or KK either, so I felt like I beat anything but 88 99 JJ QQ and the pot was laying me a price. If I didn't see his hand, and I'm in the same spot again, I think that would be a pretty bad fold based on how I played the hand and showed so much weakness on the turn and the river. If Tony has 56 there, and I check turn and river, he pretty much has to take a stab at it to get me off 89 or whatever.
Interesting thing about this hand is that Tony value bets 88, but if I had JJ I may have played them the exact same way. It was a good value bet on his part, but it was a bit thin. Tony can get away with thin value bets like that, though, because he plays so many hands that he really needs to get max value in tight spots and when he is winning he does a good job of that.