again, I honestly think Lampley is a horrendous blow-by-blow man, he is a cheerleader and a drama queen and his ability to accurately report what...
I was including the 12th, since it was nearly over... including the 12th, I would have had it 6-6, but with Chavez by a point due to the knockdown...
too bad it isn't Don King kicking the bucket bottom feeding scum
come on, thats a great fight
eh, 2 amazing fights, one solid fight
I think X nailed it, it is an either/or type of fight... either Cuevas hammers him into submission early or Brown drowns him late
that was a superb fight
I definitely loved that one too
if by struggled you mean mildly buzzed in the first round before going on to win virtually every remaining second of the fight, then yes, he struggled
whenever I think there's no justice in the world, I can always count on Chavez/Camacho to make me feel a little bit better about things
if Ayala can move and jab with his boner, he may have a shot
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I'm Irish and I think the entire thing is ridiculous because outside of Floyd Mayweather, I haven't heard any of the proponents of this theory put...
thats fucked up, ILLU
Berto is definitely shit, he could only be a "champion" in the wasteland of today
definitely
becoming addicted to something isn't a skill you essentially are saying "man, you sure have to be good at addiction to get addicted to beer"...
running around with a man on your back, like a train in the night:lol:
yes, but would any of his recent conquests have done that? thats my point
Mosley by a decision, but not without some serious competition along the way... Azumah wasnt a real lightweight, certainly good enough to beat...
If Berto is worth even half a shit, he easily decisions Campas he doesnt stop him though, because he's not that fucking good
Hoya
Hoya was a better fighter at every weight
Mosley, he can do everything Castillo could do, except faster
like X said, Davis found a way to lose every big fight he had, he was a really, really good fighter who just could not win a major fight, a trend...
he was an arrogant, front running punk
thats the rub... nobody knows for sure, only that he was over... the weigh in was conducted in the most cynical, dirty way possible
My lovely, lovely, lovely horse
I detested Chapo, but neither of those guys could carry his jock
I would put Aaron Pryor and Henry Armstrong on such a list without hesitation, you are talking about guys who threw 100 punches a round for 15...
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