A few pac-Margarito rounds fit that description also..
Mayweather-Gatti round 5. That was a 10-7 round if you ask me. Thought Gatti was going to die.
You're that young? Impressive. You speak (type) as though you're 60 and filled with years of wisdom.
Dennis Andries was shit and Hill never beat anyone of note. Gimme Moorer by KTFO.
I see Fulmer grinding out a decision, certainly over 15 rounds. The only 160lb Leonard version we have to go on is the one who fought Hagler..and...
Now THAT is an analogy! :kidcool:
Damn.... This forum has suddenly been taken over by the wrath of broadwayjoe. I think Duran stops him late after being behind on points.
you suck! :fightme::lol:
back to the topic at hand... Hopkins, for reasons already stated. :kidcool:
recognizing that all fighters are individuals and therefore customizing training and strategy to the specific strengths and weaknesses of that...
Hatton stops Gatti eventually in an entertaining fight.
Word. Tremendously great post! :bears:
No Fighter could knock out the fully developed but still physical prime (Not necessarily skills prime after the layoff) Ali of '65-'74.
you're off by 0.02 :kidcool: Seriously though..Floyd knocks him out in the middle rounds after some SERIOUS initial difficulty.
Great Matchup. Bowe by decision.
Who gets knocked out in the first 3 rounds?
Thank you. The wisdom of Jake endures still. You can't count the Ali rubber match as a victory because he lost officially...and that's what...
Ken Norton He's never won a championship fight in his life. Needs to be thrown out of there...
The Trinidad fight was pretty much a superfight. I mean it wasn't Hagler-Hearns type hype, but Trinidad was very highly regarded at the time...
:warning: It's war!!
Yup..East London is a dump, no doubt.
Well you're not good looking (seen your pics finally), intelligent or rich, yet I believe you to be gay. Too much evidence where you are concerned...
You wanna take this outside brother? :pissed::fightme:
FOR YEARS... he was never seen with a woman. He was a fairly good looking guy and a millionaire world Heavyweight champion and so getting a...
Hopkins has the edge for me. I think their competition at 160lbs is fairly even. Hagler has Hearns and Duran on his resume, of course, but both...
Well said. The knee-jerk reaction for wannabe boxing historians would be "Hagler easily". But truthfully it's a toss-up. I lean towards Hopkins...
"Second to" Nunn!
I think it was a good stoppage, make no mistake, but I've seen fighters FAR MORE HURT and make it to the final bell. All I'm saying is that...
And here comes broadwayjoke..about to start shouting incoherently about how I'm just shilling for another favourite and trying to denigrate an 80s...
Mayweather Pacquiao Jones Hopkins Lennox UNdisputedly great fighters....
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