I think Lampley is a terrible homer who yells inappropriately for things that he thinks are going to happen before they actually do, or regardless...
I really cant believe how highly some people rate Calzaghe... his competition was positively awful and he was often far from dominant against...
cool, no problem I agree that it is significant, but I dont think it makes him better than a guy who was more or less the champion of four...
you are talking about Ali here, right?? who was past prime when he beat them? also, take into consideration where Ali HIMSELF was, after a...
would have been great if the guy doing the pad work with him just strated throwing jabs and he just stopped punching and looked confused
Thanks, man Indeed it would have!
What exactly does Tunney keep him off with? And where does he find the strength to stand up to the biggest, strongest fighter he would have ever...
Pacquaio knocks him out at each weight, and I actually think Rog's chances of scoring a knockdown are better LOWER at 130 where he packed a truly...
definitely, Im pretty sure even a featherweight, 100 pounds smaller than me, would light me up like a christmas tree
Frazier runs him over, seriously
agree, and thats a real shame because I used to love to read it
and Judah beat exactly how many strong, tough chinned welterweights who could punch???
sssshhhh.... he's a white european
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for orthodox fighters, definitely
At one time, it was a terrific read wiht lots of really interesting articles and lots of historically significant stuff... I used to always enjoy...
Lopez only has to land one good one and he will either knock Judah out or scare him into running away and win a decision on aggression
Lopez never let his hands go, and even when he did on occassion, he tends to still get too much credit for it... Cotto may not be a great...
if he truly had loaded gloves for all of his big wins, then I dont think that's true at all what was his forte? wearing guys down with activity,...
Good match up... Pedroza is a criminally underrated fighter these days, largely because of being co-champs with Sanchez... but if you look at...
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but he was already famous for his mouth before he fought Liston, before he'd accomplished anything as a pro... and the fact that just being the HW...
but I wouldnt expect anything out of those guys... Byrd was usually pretty boring, Williamson was a scrub Forrest and Mosley were supposed to be...
Its odd, retiring at the top of his game almost seemed to hurt Saldivar's long term recognition, it is as if people forgot that he was champion......
Max Baer, becuse he might just clown around and I can run away and clinch like my name was Lou Bizzarro
you will do no such thing with your ROUNDHOUSE RIGHT, I know this game BROTHER you hear me, Finn??? whats your real name, Jukkkki...
without question, and hes one of Haglers lesser defenses
Ali was every bit as famous because of his personality as his greatness as a fighter... the mainstream masses dont know the difference If Ali...
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