Kostya Tszyu: 1996-2002 Muhammad Ali: 1964-1967 Sugar Ray Leonard: 1979-1982 Roy Jones: 1994-2001 (?)
Hopkins was ranked by the Ring in the top 10. I think Hopkins was green and still improving as a fighter when Roy beat him, but then again, so...
I liked Gone Baby Gone a lot.
True.
Williams is a nightmare style matchup for Mayweather. I think Mayweather is an easier (or less difficult) fight for Williams than Cintron is....
I dislike Holmes. Though I did get a kick out of him saying that Howard Cosell tried to molest him at the dinner table.
"Unbeatable" is a bunch of crap, IMO. Even the guys who never lost in their prime could've easily lost under different situations/judges/eras,...
Bernard Hopkins? 96-01? Marvin Hagler? 79-83? Joe Calzaghe? Evander Holyfield? Feel free to name others and the time frame of their primes.
Tyson seems to always be very underrated or overrated. Not in the middle ground often enough.
Yeah, Hagler wasn't even one-dimensional or slow at all. He was a very versatile boxer-puncher who could brawl and had reasonably quick hands.
Ray Robinson also.
Veronica?
Marvin Hagler was a brawler. Fernando Vargas lost to Felix Trinidad simply because he chose to brawl instead of box. Oscar De La Hoya's corner...
Ali was being dominated by Foreman until Foreman gassed. Ali got a lucky decision over Doug Jones. Ali deserved the win over Earnie Shavers.
Pep won a round against Graves without throwing a punch.
:bears: to Jermaine Taylor for his attitude and guts. But I don't think it's a good idea and I think his management should try to steer him...
Tyson was throwing some hard shots and landing some (not too cleanly though) in round 9 after the KD. Then Douglas came back and hurt him in that...
Lewis was hammering Tyson with uppercuts in round 2. He slowed the pace and jabbed and pecked more in rounds 3-5, then started landing the brutal...
Against Douglas he tried until the end too. I think he tried harder in that than he did in the first Holyfield fight. The Lewis fight, he was...
Zab was NOT the better man in the ring against Tszyu.
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Round 1: Even Rounds 2-3: Oscar Round 4: Tito Rounds 5-7: Oscar Round 8: Tito Round 9: Oscar Rounds 10-12: Tito 6-5-1 DLH The 8th round was...
Leonard raked Tommy to the body in round 7. Tommy then turned things back around in his favor in round 9, only to have Ray turn it back in his...
Well tactical intelligence is definitely part of boxing, and so is stamina. But in the long run I still thought DLH was the better fighter than...
There's a lot of decisions far worse than Trinidad-De La Hoya.
I am. I feel that out of all the big fall matchups, it is the biggest pick-em. And from a pure boxing standpoint, it's the best matchup....
Muhammad Ali-Earnie Shavers Julio Cesar Chavez-Frankie Randall 2
Terry Norris-Luis Santana 1-2 are borderline. Norris was a hothead and fouled Santana, but you're not a lesser fighter IMO if the other guy is a...
Yeah, I agree. I don't really buy much into the whole "he was better but made a mistake and lost" type thing. Part of being better on that...
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