I guess according to StingerKarl's logic this makes McCline the man to beat in the division
I thought it was impossible to get hurt against McBride
Sam Peter has now outboxed James Toney and Jameel McCline, yet managed to win merely two rounds against Wlad.
I criticized them both there mainly for putting up such a crappy fight. Perhaps Bergeron did what he could there (in which case you have a good...
So what should have he done in your opinion? How exactly should he have "tried"?
:notallthere: Barrera did exactly the thing that he needed to: tried to keep the pace slow, the rounds close and edge as many of them as...
"Peter is the man to beat" - StingerKarl
I pick Tyson early. I just don't think Louis could take the assault which would be something like he has never seen before
Donny wants his boy to gain more experience before matching him against the best. If Pavlik fights Hearns now, his MM career might be over quick
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that won't help him any if Castillo is allowed to use 8 oz. gloves
And Don King is showing the amount of interest and meaning of this fight: 0
True. Of course, when there were many short rounds in row, the fighters could get a good rest ast there was half a minute betwen all rounds
yeah, the Corbett fight was three-minute rounds, but the older statistics can be misleading because rounds could last anything from three seconds...
Because discussing heavyweight (and other) saviours is boxing discussion
You can't scare Sly. He is confident that an invisible mod will save him when that day comes
:lol: I can see what was your actual intention when you came up with this thread
"Ripped fuel" has an effect on skin
Wlad will be a legend of his division. Hatton, if he gets past PBF, is going t be remembered well but his career won't last very long anymore....
Why?
I think Sullivan beat Paddy Ryan to be announced as a world champion. Ryan had had one fight before he faced Sullivan but some reporter called him...
No, but George would be scared of Peter's broad shoulders
But how can you know without proof?
That is a difficult one, since you really don't know how hard Peter punches since he hasn't KOed anybody. So he might be among the better puncers...
True, and Sullivan's punching technique there looks very odd by today's standards. As for the fight, I have a little problem with the picture...
No, because it is obvious those fights have been better than anything since videocameras were invented. Those fights have their own league
Had Duran been there instead, he would have clinched them all and nobody would have been hurt
Seeing how well Alex Stewart did against George a couple of years later I think Peter "definately" has a shot. I'd pick Foreman by decision though
Agreed. The only way I ever make p4p lists is if you compare fighters based on how clearly they dominate their own divisions. That's why Wladimir...
Exactly. Barrera fought well the firt time around, he tried it all. The problem was that absolutely nothing worked
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