Who wins and how?
This is how a top contender looked in the golden years of the sport [IMG]
Boxing Monthly also did a four-page article about Pele Reid's promising career. That's what you call a fail:bangh: Let's see Fury lose a round...
Seriously. I mean, anybody voluntarily watching Judah outside the ring must have issues
Camacho's heart will carry him to victory:partie:
In another document they said that D'Amato was a paranoid. He was afraid of mobsters and saw mafia interfering everywhere etc. I don't doubt he...
I think 154 seemed natural for Tito and at that weight he looked as good or better than at 147
Agreed apart from Trinidad and Forrest
That is true. Defenders of Holyfield will always point out that it is Holyfield's style of fighting to keep his head low when he moves forwards...
I haven't seen it but I am going to watch it as soon as I can so I'd be interested to hear other opinions too. Btw. It is not Cus DeMado :lol:
True that. I made this assumption based on how good he looked at lightweight and above 140lbs. I think that division suits him probably the best
We know plenty of fighters who have never been as good again after they have left their best and most natural weight division behind them. But...
Great stuff:partie: Here we see Olympic champion high jumper Stefan Holm skipping some hurdles. Let's see fatboy Coleman making noises when...
By a training clip I meant a clip where somebody actually does some training instead of making "funny" noises and faces for four minutes:warning:
True, and it must be kept in mind that this first guy is 6'6 1/2 and about 290 lbs and this Thorkildsen guy is 6'2 and 200 lbs
Here are some of my favorites. In the first there is Werner Gunter, a three-time world champ in shot put. See what he does with 280 lbs and the...
Denis Shafikov 24-year-old light welterweight with a record of 20-0 and wins over likes of Balbi Also, heavyweight Robert Helenius
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No he hasn't, he just took a breast reduction
The winner of the tournament should face Dog Jones in a mythical matchup
Agreed. Crazy Kim vs Morrade Hakkar would be the ultimate classic
The fact that the guy has fought almost equally against a guy who has the same name as one good fighter is more than enough merit for the WBA title
I for one will be thrilled for this fight. It will probably suck but it has that freak entertainment factor in it
How do you explain to yourself that Hatton stopped Malignaggi and Diaz nearly lost?
We should bring back all the glorious forums from yesterday. You guys remember these? Wolf Forum (it really existed) Hotel Hakkar Planet Roid...
you have not seen it
I too would make Holmes the slight favorite here considering that Fres Oquendo knocked Etienne down seven times
You don't see the upset coming in Etienne-Holmes?
Axel Schultz - George Foreman. You could give Foreman up to five rounds (from what I recall anything between 3-5 is reasonable) but Schultz...
How do you guys see these fights going? Larry Holmes - Cliff Etienne George Foreman -Mount Whitaker Mike Tyson - Herbie Hide Lennox Lewis -...
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