if anything, hughes should rely on penn to gas out. penn appears to have stamina issues when facing a bigger foe. but you're right, penn does have...
from 97-99, he may have been somewhat competitive. he still would've lost. post 2000, he would've gotten severely fucked up.
exactly. at least when mayweather fights washed up or overrated foes, they're coming off significant wins. marquez - KTFOed juan diaz mosley -...
well you just did. but seriously, who really credits mayweather for beating up marquez and even the mosley fight, it wasn't much of a surprise...
michalczewski was an unknown commodity in the states. perhaps hbo could've done better than just showing highlights of his win over montell...
i don't really count d-mich, eubank or benn. no one stateside (aside from hardcore fanatics and max kellerman) gave a fuck about those fights....
not sure how that's laughable.
this isn't another floyd vs. pac thread, but it's somewhat amusing to hear what the general consensus would have to say about the legend of manny...
roy's never been called out by the public to face one specific guy. if there was one guy who truly went out of his way to get a fight w/ roy and...
hughes's coming off some impressive wins and is naturally the bigger guy. that and he beat penn the last time they fought. hughes is the one w/...
you haters must have not seen margarito fight prior to 2008. he was a lot quicker and cut the ring a lot better than he has in the three years or...
might as well throw calzaghe in the mix.
julian jackson was legally blind in one eye when he twice lost to mcclellan. he also won another belt after that.
because greb bested him twice out of however many times they fought and tunney was naturally bigger? but honestly, who gives a shit?
thanks.
if margarito or tito cheated all throughout their careers, then what does that say about every state athletic commission they fought in? or maybe...
that's real classy for you to say.
my point is that ranking system in mma is way too volatile. brock might be top 5 now, but if he loses his tune up vs. some guy like brandon...
true, but who are these top 10 heavyweights anyhow? you can breakdown dos santos, carwin, and even velasquez's record and see that only their last...
personally, i'd love to see overeem vs. dos santos. who would have the advantage in stand-up game? i'm sure overeem feels much more comfortable...
well good thing he turned it down vs. adamek especially if he was getting offered in peanuts. i'm assuming he made decent money against green...
i actually there are plenty of guys that beats him at 115-135. it's funny because a guy like mark johnson would've destroyed pacquaio at 115...
it's hard to say because pac was way more hittable and reckless at 126 than he is now. it's not like you can shrink the current version of pac and...
duran would've beaten down tito at 147.
another thing i've noticed about pacquiao was his ability to counter punch effectively. he hurt margarito multiple times catching him as he...
whether it was attributed by roids or not, overeem doesn't seem like the same guy at middleweight/light heavy getting overwhelmed by guys like...
seems to me like flores never capitalized (financially) on his win over ding-a-ling wilson a few years back. wasn't he offered a title shot at one...
oops, posted in the wrong forum. please move this to boxing discussion.
steve kim describes it has 'hit on the fly' or something like that, but we saw him do that in his last two fights where he quickly moves in and...
i might be in the minority, but i think whitaker would've beaten duran decisively.
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