Lewis' full force right hand is in contention for one of the hardest punches from a heavyweight ever
LOL@Duran quitting against Hearns
This is a great thread.
Duran Hearns Hagler Leonard is how I rate the fab 4 in terms of coolness
leonard is a faggot
Guy you may have heard of, "Tommy Hearns," used to hold his left low like that on occasion
The 60s Ali shuts Byrd out The 70s Ali makes it a bit closer but still wins clearly
Cooney-Lyle
I think Morales would edge it, I agree it's a tough fight though. Hernandez was tall, yes, but Morales has a pretty long reach for his height & I...
I haven't seen the latest fight yet, but the kid's power definitely seems legit.
yup. he was a last minute replacement for kirk johnson
The Morales who beat Pac vs Genaro Hernandez at 130 lb. Who wins?
the homophobia & racism is unnecessary
:lol: what can i say, i was born with it
doesn't matter how often it happens or happened, it happened. byrd's actions caused vitali to dislocate his shoulder, vitali quit, the result...
Byrd was coming on at the end and Vitali dislocated his shoulder via Byrd making him miss.. a freak injury would be if he slipped, fell, and...
thems fighting words.
Vitali's shoulder didn't dislocate itself, did it? And Vitali quit because of it, right?
It was Byrd's defense that made Vitali repeatedly miss & dislocate his shoulder, and furthermore Byrd was starting to come on in the last couple...
:lol: Floyd-JMM was 120-107
OK, then KO'ing byrd (a feat no one else had accomplished and didn't for a good long time after) and going toe-to-toe with tua > losing to...
Watching round 11 again right now. Gives me chills.
Yep, Barkley was tired, eye closed, and getting whaled on repeatedly .. classic Duran. Gratest fiter of are times.
fixed KO'ing byrd (a feat no one else had accomplished and didn't for a good long time after) and going toe-to-toe with tua > losing to Lennox...
He didn't stop Barkley, who was far easier to hit than Canelo. This is another asinine x did y to z so x does y to a comparison. Alvarez is a...
Yes, because Frazier would then be considered "unproven." Yet, based on a loss to a fat old Lewis, Vitali is somehow considered more "proven"...
And we've never seen how Vitali deals with a big quality fighter in their prime. Just curious, how well do you think Vitali would've done...
It wasn't a lucky punch. It was an out of shape, unprepared Lewis who took his opponent lightly. Rahman landed a nice shot about a minute before...
1997 Ike knocks the fuck out of the Lewis Vitali had in front of him. 0 doubt in my mind about that.
Ibeabuchi KO'd Byrd, Vitali quit against him.
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