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http://www.thering-online.com/ringpages/ringupdate.html
Oscar De La Hoya-Miguel Angel Gonzalez Kostya Tszyu-Ben Tackie Floyd Mayweather-Diego Corrales
Bernard Hopkins-Antonio Tarver Bernard Hopkins-Felix Trinidad
The build-up makes it better though. It's part of what makes boxing so exciting. I enjoy every second of the suspense and tension.
Tyson was better in 1990 than Holyfield in 1999, IMO.
Harry Wills-Jack Dempsey Mike Tyson-Evander Holyfield in 1990 and 1991, when both guys were younger and fresher James Toney-Bernard Hopkins in 2004
Ike Quartey-Felix Trinidad
Shane has the edge over Oscar head-to-head (although the rematch was debatable and Shane was Balco'd up), but De La Hoya has the superior resume...
I actually picked Lewis to win in 8. I don't know if I posted it here or secondsout, but that was my prediction. I think I had it on some other...
When the fight was signed. Actually, probably before it. I tried to delude myself going into the fight that Tyson had a decent chance, I did it...
It wasn't as tough as watching the fight if you were rooting for Mike. Now that was painful.
I start tapping my foot on the floor when I'm impatient and waiting for the fight to start. I get hyped during the ringwalks, because you know...
:lol: Did you enjoy when he beat up Mohawk? I was expecting you to mention the McCall fights as well.
How do you explain Tyson giving up the WBC belt in 1996 when Lennox was the mandatory? You left out the Mercer fight when it comes to Lewis, I...
Why do you think Cotto is underestimating Mosley? By all accounts, he is in great shape and not having the weight problems he had @ 140. Cotto...
You really think Hagler changed it as early as 1982? I dunno about it being really drastic either. I haven't seem the Obelmejias rematch in...
You mean the descriptions of how all the fights went, or just those 3 in general? I don't see anything wrong with the descriptions of those...
Oscar doesn't have one victory as good as Calzaghe's clear win over Kessler, but that's just one win and doesn't mean Calzaghe is greater than...
Oscar De La Hoya has beaten one guy who was ranked in the top 10 p4p among boxing publications in his career, in controversial fashion. Felix...
And Sturm. And lost to Tito. And Everett lost to Escalera. Facts that occurred officially.
I have to disagree there. Hagler caught Hearns with 3 straight right hands. The first was a leaping right over a lazy jab that landed on the...
Tubbs was already hurt from the right hook to the body, right uppercut to the head combo that Tyson landed shortly before. The left hook just...
Hasim Rahman-Mario Cawley :lol: Bernard Hopkins-Oscar De La Hoya Ray Mercer-Franceso Damiani (it looked in regular speed like it missed)
No. I hope Illu does so I can follow the round-by-round here. I don't really care much about the fight, except for the fact that I want...
That was Ad Wolgast against Mexican Joe Rivers. The ref was Jack Welch. Here's an article about the first Coggi-Gonzalez fight....
I thought Lampley said that sometimes it's more important to the judges. Not implying that it's right, but saying that's how it sometimes goes....
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The threats were a few days later I think.
True, thanks in part to his laziness. But at 168, the Jones fight was Toney's only real bad performance or close fight. Toney dominated...
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