We best all stop confusing Stinger before we make him shoot a child in the face
:lol:
Sorry, I meant boiling down to contract weight then filling back out by a huge amount, like Alvarez for instance. I know I've asked a vague,...
Yeah, I meant Jones at light heavyweight. I think he fought relatively close to contract weight there, through most of his reign. maybe the odd...
Why's nobody talking to me?
Sometimes I just feel like I'm in a field of oversized buttercups but the flowers keep growing until they dim the light and now the stems are so...
Floyd and Pac have done well skipping the whole process at welter; and the most dominant fighters of the 'last' era, Hopkins and Jones, had long,...
I'd be extremely confident Napoles would win this. Perfect style to beat Floyd.
Lara is overrated Floyd breezes him. Quillin would be a tightrope walk tho, he punches like he means it.
George Bad.
Its more the age than the weight. the older they are when they meet the more it advantages Floyd
Norton was a handsome mofo, he musta got all kinds of poon poon.
Sad.
1) Castillo I & 2 2) De la Hoya 3) Coralles 4) Cotto 5) Hatton 6) Alvarez 7) Hernandez 8) Mosley 9) Manfredy T) Judah
You don't think ring size matters, brother REED? I think it matters allot!
Duran at his best wins, obviously.
FUCK YOU UGO!
[IMG] Honk Honk!
precisely the point I was making when i was accused of flunking statisticS.
It was mainly his hair for me.
Actually, it might have been Berbick
I think Floyd should push the boat out and fight GGG at middle
I still think Alvarez is better looking.
I don't understand how anyone could be stupid enough to think this would be competitive..... :scared2:
Boxing will be dead when floyd retires. He's the only person left who can actually box.
Mayweather's better now than he was 10 or 15 years ago. He's fucking brilliant
Mayweather is fucking brilliant
Mayweather = :bears:
Floyd is the last of the line. Floyd, Hopkins, Toney..... these guys were common 40 years ago. Floyd's the last - enjoy him.
Separate names with a comma.
