unless he had Norton in the quarterfinal round:crafty:
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Hard to get bored of something when you haven't started doing it Yes and Steve Jobs was much more intelligent than you, that's the point
do you objectively believe Mosley gave more of an effort than Hoya did?
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Your entire argumentative style consists of putting words in my mouth (i.e. "you said that crying isn't feminine") and then challenging them...
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in fairness, a lot of people picked Bernard, myself included
"I SAY, the little dark chap certainly does talk quite a lot" "savages, your majesty" "indeed, one longs for the days when fisticuffsmanship...
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Griffith was incredibly versatile... he could compete with any style, any attribute... great, great fighter and the sickest level of opposition...
Exactly and I'm not an Oscar fan by any stretch
It's one of the funniest things ever posted
this implication is highly insulting and irritating and this is the second time you've said it regardless of whatever anyone thinks of me here,...
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exactly
he lost to all three... horrible analogy It is absolutely debateable... both guys (Tiger/Griffith) faced incredible opposition... If you think...
exactly... one of the things that is most misconstrued around here is that you can still be truly great even if you are not the number one or two...
pretty much though, it's hard for him in all of the matchups I also think that if you were to have a league of all the best middleweight...
sadly, fightbeat has proven that anything can be debated if the person involved is daft enough to simply ignore all evidence
he has loads of trouble with every one of those guys but I think he beats Kalambay and Toney and is driven nuts by Nunn to the point of possibly...
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I think even then it's highly debateable... I think Hops was great, but his opposition was largely atrocious...
Valdez suffered the same way DeJesus suffered, he co-existed with an all-time lock at his respective weight but he beat everybody else put in...
same the idea that Hopkins, with his utter dearth of quality opposition at 160, should be placed ahead of Hagler or Monzon is ABSURD And,...
he took his beating... Mosley smiled a lot and seemed to come to an agreement with Pacquiao a few rounds in "listen, I'm just going to quit...
it was an impressive performance but what does that have to do with hoya's condition? was he not a washed-up fighter by that point?
he didn't even try, man it's easy to take less punishment when you are running for your life, grinning and thanking your opponent for not...
Agree I'm amazed that people still believe this will ever take place... the two men are each making obscene amounts of money to hand pick...
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