I remember one telecast Lummox said: "Like I always say, you can't hit what you can't see." Me yelling at the TV: "There's a brotha from...
Bradley's problem is that he's Bob Arum's bitch and is a total, unapologetic stan for TR fighters. He analyzes fights well, but I can't get past...
Who wins?
Not all of them. Castro, Pettway, Daniels, and Vaden were all in their primes. It's just that he's most famous for Leonard, Curry, Mugabi, and...
Battle of the Bronx. Who wins?
I had Davis winning narrowly, though I recall Brown coming on strong at the end. Aaron Davis vs Jose Luis Lopez was also an action packed fight,...
Zeke Thomas needs to get COVID-19... and not pull through.
Roy Jones calling a fight: "Fighter A is having a problem penetrating fighter B's defense. He need to throw that jab down to the body, feint, then...
I wish Manny was alive to train his dumbass on how to call fights. "He's a terrible commentator, Manny!" "Just as I expected."
I'm with McDogg. I haven't watched Starling-Brown in a good 5 years (probably will rewatch it this week), but I remember it being not too far off...
Brown patterned himself off of Napoles, and in a couple of his prime fights he does try to use Napoles' slipping and countering techniques....
Yeah, Jones was no bum. He had more raw power than Brown, probably. Brown was a helluva lot more skilled though.
The obvious answer is Duran. The transformation from attacking killer as a youth to methodical counterpuncher as an old man was pretty incredible....
Don't worry, Rodriguez and Starling would watch film of Thurman and Berto to enhance their skills.
McCrory was better than given credit for, but still, I don't think he beats Brown. Don't forget, McCrory was given Hell by Colin Jones. Simon...
I'd say that Rodriguez was at his best when he outboxed Griffith in their 2nd fight. He was a lot quicker of hand and foot than Starling, though...
Is Starling is out his league here?
He did, which explains why he was hard to handle for two speed demons in Camacho and Davis.
Joe was greater, but I think it's pretty damn close to 50-50.
Did Laila need 10 fights before she scored her first career KD? Ole Spadafora ass Shields.
While Hatton wasnt on the level of any of the guys I listed, yeah, he did have good offensive footwork.
If Shields is the GWOAT - and I dunno whether she is or not - I dont care about the joke sport, so I never watched Riker and Mann Wolfe in their...
Mugabi was never a great, but I think pre-Hagler he lays Norris out
Roy broke many conventions of footwork but he also started something that Floyd emulated from him... circling counterclockwise against a southpaw...
It's good for Terry's health that the Trinidad fight got canceled
Strictly offensive footwork. The immediate ones who come to mind: Napoles Duran 80s Tyson Chavez Prime Gomez Chocolatito Orlando Canizales Yuri...
I don't think so, but at least it's arguable. Norris vs early 80s Leonard isn't arguable. But I struggle to see Norris beating the Curry of the...
I never knew that Abel never laced em up. I always just assumed he had at least an amateur career. Going back to young Golovkin against Nunn, I...
34 in 1991 wasn't the same as 34 in 2020. "Modern training supplements" (wink wink) are keeping these guys fresher for longer now. 34 was old...
Something to glean from it in terms of what? The fight showed that Terry Norris was quite a talented fighter, and too much to handle for an...
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