Fatboy Cotto will get beaten up bad and sweet
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True. Had Golota gotten himself in jail in January '97, he'd be now remembered as the guy who would have dominated the division for a decade
:eeeek: no wonder Pavlik is ducking him
Look closer, he actually does look like Duran (not meaning the way he fights)
That guy looked like Roberto Duran :tease: :lol:
Nope. Nutrition has developed a great deal. Middleweights of today are actually light-heavies when they step in the ring. And please don't...
:bears: :bears: correct. He was the grand master
School lessons are usually boring
It could be. Morrade Hakkar once fought who according to boxrec was named ?Opponent
He didn't duck anybody though, he reigned in Larry Holmes -manner. hadn't there been a big-money fight at welter, I think he could have build up a...
He had a pretty impressive run going on at lightweiht
It has to rank among the greatest fight series ever
De La Hoya lost the rematch also. But I think Mosley was simply a better fighter than him
I thought about that and I don't know. Mosley's stye was the more crowd-pleasing for sure, but I think Forrest could have beaten all the same...
I don't agree with that one. Mosley is probably the greater fighte but the deciding difference between them was Wright's size
So I am looking for fights where the less succesful fighter beat or gave lots of trouble for the more succesful guy because of styles. Examples...
That this will be a case where a great champ beats up a young potential:slap:
Lewis-Bowe in '92
I get very excited and as someone already said, there is no sport like boxing in that sense. I never saw Lewis-Tyson live but reading rbrs of...
yes no
Trinidad-Reid, Tyson-Biggs, Lewis-Grant, Holmes-Cooney..
No, that is your opinion. A fact is that in four days we will see a one-sided beating in favor of Mosley
I think the activity is the key in here. Calzaghe just lets his hands go too much for Wright who also wouldn't be able to hold Joe off
Perhaps so, but he was clearly in command for two rounds, buzzed Bowe and took some hits from him without trouble. then just something happened...
Riddick Bowe - Herbie Hide. The punch in 3rd round that put Hide down for the first time and changed the course of the fight. It still looks like...
:nono: Read the topic. It WAS a hard punch. The fact that it didn't kand is a different thing
True, plus the way the ref checked Forrest's condition was among the dumbest things I have seen. He held up two fingers and pulled them apart -...
who?
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