that is in no way synonymous with "talented", sly
honestly, there have been guys as physically talented as them who went 14-4 (9) and called it a day the poll question is absurd and unanswerable
honestly, I'm beginning to think you have never seen Chavez fight
"talent"? I dont know about any of that, there's lots of crazily talented guys who never win anything, who dissappear before making an impact......
yup
indeed, I can not wait for him to be annihlated:cheer:
by plausible, I mean there is 100000 to 1 shot... which is still about 500000 better than it would be in a better era but, yes, I look forward...
Lyle was a good fighter and strong, but speed was an obstacle for him... I can't see him being able to deal with Tyson's outrageous handspeed......
awwww, no... it's ok
:laughing::laughing::laughing: whole post is funny, and the random either/or of Victor Ortiz and Bonecrusher Smith caused me to spit out my drink
agree wholeheartedly Young did well against aggressive guys who kept trying to kill him he has nothing for Larry, just as he would have...
Boxing is so incredibly shitty right now, that this scenario is actually mildly plausible Here's hoping that fucking sideshow gets knocked dead...
fuck!!!! you beat me to it with that joke:crying:
:giggle:"secondary adult contemporary" maybe the WBC is in charge of the music charts now
gotcha fair enough
likewise
well, I read him as saying that one could tell that chavez was much better by simply watching the two... the implication that Arguello paled in...
honestly man, your nuthuggery of this guy is epic if you think he'd be able to keep a big GOOD middleweight off of him for 12 rounds, you're...
LOL, man shut up It's the right pick
The reasons Young did at all well against Ali are as follows: 1) Ali completely took him for granted and was bloated and slow and did not fight...
Bonecrusher Smith was a journeyman, Sly he surprised the hell out of Tim Witherspoon when the latter was fat and lazy thats his whole career...
Jaws' denigrating of Arguello is strange, frankly Odd to target a three-division champ with an outstanding resume and act as if a fight between...
agree Olivares was wildly inconsistent at 126, but on that night he was real sharp and the outcome was in doubt right until Arguello landed a...
and you ought to know better than to throw it out there like it means anything
but looking frustrated and silly at times against one of the greatest boxers that ever lived when you are a bit past your absolute peak seems a...
Honestly, jaws, if you think Arguello is a pushover for anyone, it is you who is a complete moron with no grasp of "reality"
Nobody knocks out Juan Laporte ever
I think you could make a case for either guy... they are on a similar level
In terms of a guy who waited essentially his whole career for a title shot, I'd nominate the outstanding Mexican bantamweight Jesus Pimentel. Guy...
the fuck??
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