I don't see that we have a thread for this yet, but I figure it's due anytime. My list: 1. Once Upon a Time in America (extended/director's cut...
Good shout on Burley, who was really a big WW/jr. MW for most of his prime years. Yeah, Wilde was actually undersized for a flyweight, as...
I'd favor Canizales to gradually break Rose down with his heavier and methodical powerpunching, but that's hard to say definitively without Cani...
1. Ben-Hur (a strong candidate for best movie ever made IMO) 2. 12 Angry Men 3. Wages of Fear 4. Paths of Glory 5. 3:10 to Yuma
He definitely stayed down at 147 a year or two longer than he would've liked to.
There are quite a few fighters that probably would've extended their primes if a "junior" or "super" division had been available for them to move...
I've always suspected that he moved up from 160 to 175 primarily because his people saw an easier avenue to a title there.
There's no shortage of old-time HWs who were really modern CWs or even LHWs, so I'm not even going to bother attempting to list them. -Billy Conn...
And then Tarver, after he was 40, traveled down to Australia and won the CW title by walloping Danny Green. He also won a couple fights up at HW...
Amazing to think how Fournette and AB began the year in near obscurity/exile and have come away with SB rings.
Bombs away!
I can see a few possible scenarios for how this fight plays out. -Oscar using his speed and skill to win a safety-first decision is certainly a...
Moore's DOB has been disputed, but he was at least in his mid 40s when he derailed the rise of big punching HW prospect Alejandro Lavorante....
1. Pac 2. Villa 3. Elorde 4. Garcia 5. Dano
Kellerman watching Brady win another SB: [IMG]
Although Galindez would likely be the most well-rounded fighter Saad ever fought, I think Saad has proven he can handle fighters that were more...
I think he got more rushing yards than the Chiefs did.
Tony Romo? :Jest:
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RIP.
The legendary actor has passed away at age 91. I never knew he was Canadian, but I guess it's true when they say "Nobody's perfect." ;) :crafty:
For some reason, I was never quite as high on that movie as most other people are. I think River Kwai and Zhivago are the better David Lean films.
Maybe not the '70s best film, but I'd argue its best guilty pleasure. :cheers: [MEDIA]
Just from what I've seen, he was robbed against Bratton, Saxton, and Womber. He also lost split decisions to Graham, Villemain, and Costner on...
For the above video: Plot - The Wreck Protagonist - Ship's crew Antagonist - The big lake they call Gitche Gumee Conclusion - Church bell ringing...
The ultimate story song IMO: [MEDIA]
ALL other one-hit wonders take a backseat to this: [MEDIA]
1. Zulu 2. Once Upon a Time in the West 3. The Good, the Bad, and the Ugly 4. 2001 A Space Odyssey 5. Dr. Zhivago
Holyfield-Qawi II - Although Qawi had seemingly declined since their epic 1st fight, Holy dominated and bombed him out in a way that nobody before...
Speaking of Guts, Lionel Rose's own win over him so far up from his prime weight is also underrated.
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