http://www.fightbeat.com/forums/showthread.php?t=31282 HOF
This excellent point was already brought up in this thread by the knowledgeable UGBK, but thank you for your output
Not every single of them, but the guys from 90s are way too big (with technique I should add, before the Willard remark)
First rounds are closer and the fight is about even after seven rounds as Holyfield's quickness and sharp combinations would earn him more points....
You want examples and evidence? Here it is From "Ten And Out!" by Alexander Johnston 1927...
Because sometimes the mental pressure hit him harder than other times, it is not like he had fouled in the fights that made most sense now either....
I read Riddick Bowe's recent biography. The opinion of Golota (from his own people) was that he feared performing in front of audiences. The fact...
Tua never wobbled Ike, so there is no knowing of how Foreman's punches would affect him
Seldon became a walking joke after the Tyson farce, but at his best he was a good boxer with speed, solid punch and good boxing technique, and he...
- OOOOooo He broke his legs! - Don't be -
You realize Tubbs was fat and Ike wasn't?
Best night doesn't make Douglas' stamina better though. Nor do we know how well he could battle through difficulties if the opponent actually...
No ocean between Ike and Tucker though A very even fight, but an edge to Ike as he had better stamina and Douglas was mentally a bit soft
Ike wasn't much better than Tua, but he was not fat so he is allowed to win here
It would have been when Clay was on his way to canvas against Sonny Banks
Tua KOs him at some point and breaks another piece of HutHut's heart and religion
You are blinded by fat
Kimbo vs Monk Foreman
I don't believe that. He is too stupid to remember or understand who had bought him. He is simply a random idiot, fair but firmly biased
Spinks was weak whereas David Tua is fat. What transpires
I support fighters for no logical reason
WBA doesn't have eliminators anymore, they create a new world title for every bout.
Absolutely not
Only Neil thinks that
This is true but these are not necessarily things that decide a fight. Lewis was the more difficult to hit and the bigger puncher, that could have...
No. Lewis already made big money in England and he was not a star in USA anyway, so even though the victory would have been big for him, it was...
According to Bowe's recently published autobiography, his offer was 90:10, in other words they knew Lewis (nor anyone else) wouldn't accept it
Bowe had the more conventional technique but he was very easy to hit already then and he never fought a puncher like Lennox. I'd say it was a...
I hear what you are saying. Of course Lennox deserves plenty of criticism for that performance and result. I actually hate it when a fighter's...
Agreed. If you compare losing by one-punch KO to Rahman in a fight you control easily to blowing a decision against Michael Spinks over 15, I am...
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