How does this one turn out?
Ouma would probably outwork him, but I wouldn't place a bet on him. He's chinny as hell. Wouldn't be shocked if Ginger can hurt him enough to...
His only chance would be to make it dirty as usual, and use his big head to throw off Taylor. But even if he can succeed at that early, CLASS...
I suppose we gotta mention Ray Robinson. Not as powerful as Hearns surely, but he did punch fast with obvious power, even as he moved up in weight.
One guy I've seen mentioned a lot by younger fans is Joe Calzaghe, but I try telling them that Joe was just more that herky jerky style and...
I think I know X means. Taylor's speed was noticeable especially when he punched combinations in 3s and 4s. Similar to Pac and Camacho I'd...
I'll add Yuriorkis Gamboa as well. But he too is another guy who relies exclusively on his natural talent. His power is pretty impressive for a...
Mike Tyson- Probably the best example Roy Jones Ray Leonard Tommy Hearns Bob Foster Manny Pacquiao Oscar De La Hoya- Lightweight days, at least....
1- Roy Jones 2- Ray Leonard 3- Hector Camacho 4- Meldrick Taylor 5- Mike Tyson 6- Muhammad Ali (Pre exile) 7- Tommy Hearns 8- Shane Mosley...
DeJesus was the more special talent. His eye for openings and counter punching was incredible. He was like a sharp shooter. Punched with power...
Well technically, prime Camacho was not at 140.
Martinez too athletic and quick for Mayorga. He'd either stop him late on accumulation or win a clear UD.
If Bradley goes into this thinking brawl, Rios will stop him late. I think 147 is also not his weight class. His strength isn't a factor...
Even though the fight disappointed, there was incentive for a rematch with a "score to settle," add in the Mexican-Puerto Rican rivalry, I think...
N'Dou was bigger than Floyd.
Maybe he wouldn't have stopped Oscar. But Oscar chose to face Mosley in the summer of 2000 rather than move to 154 lbs and face Trinidad. Yet...
Mosley vs the Mayweather who beat N'Dou is a hard one to call for me, though I lean towards Mosley. I think Chavez beats Mosley as well.
:lol: :lol: :lol: I think Oscar had an opportunity to fight Tito after the Coley fight but he didn't go that route. He and Bob Arum know why.
Broner won't even be a memory 20 years from now. And if he is, it'll only be as a Mayweather wannabe. If he had any kind if pride and maturity,...
Being that Cotto took so long to negotiate his end of the deal, I'm quite sure when he signed it was probably for quite the pay day.
It doesn't even matter to me that Broner is fighting anymore. His performance against Porter has made him irrelevant in my eyes.
I think he beats him also. But I think early on it's competitive. Then Tito finds the range and gives him a bad beating.
Not so sure.... Tito was coming off the Mayorga fight, but he was also inactive for 2.5 years prior, and that fight was at 160. Not Tito's best...
Not sure how much he made last time, but I imagine it would be pretty hefty, especially if he KNOCKS OUT Canelo, and the pay per view numbers are...
Agree with this part especially. With regards to Anthony's point about Tito having ambition, there is no denying that. He was one of those...
Looks like Teflon Tom did it again. 4 game suspension is out the window.
Oscar maybe didn't want to get in the ring with him again, but Mosley most certainly would have and had Trinidad stayed, I think Shane moves up to...
For me, better match making. He really moved to 160 too soon. He would have NEVER beaten Hopkins. But he should have stayed at 154 and waited...
I think Whitaker's defense and counter punching get it done against Mosley. It's a styles thing. Shane pursues, Whitaker slips and counters, just...
I won't disagree with that, but Canelo really showed NOTHING in that fight. He looked very limited and won off the strength of Lara being scared...
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