In hindsight the fight seems that big, but at the time the match up wasn't as big as that. Still, I wish it would've been made. But you still...
That's a whole other story - the one that would've occurred had it been Lewis and not Bowe fighting Holyfield.
See my reply above. Lewis chose the correct course of action, as evidenced by his all-time great status. Bowe's legacy, on the other hand, is the...
Anyway, as it turns out, it was Bowe who suffered from not making the fight, not Lewis. Bowe's the one who fucked up by not giving himself a...
yes. but the idea that someone in Lewis's position should've, let alone would've, accepted 10%, is ridiculous. Bowe's offer of 10% was a bluff - a...
It's basically unheard of when it comes to guys with the promise and profile that Lewis had at that point. And I think history has shown us this....
This is an intriguing match-up. I don't know who wins but if I had to pick it would be Monzon by decision, keeping the fight according to his plan...
I don't understand the logic. The fact the talent pool is more shallow in the ufc - doesn't that justify the practice? Whereas in boxing in which...
Cuevas was not much of a fighter - let's face it. His biggest distinction was as a Mexican fighter who weighed more than 130.
I pick Ike, Ruddock, Mercer and Morrison to win.
Oh he definitely stopped and flurried, but he never planted his feet and let go with any commitment. I wouldn't call that sitting down. It...
It's tough to get too wound up over a stoppage in a fight as inconsequential as last night's, but it was inexcusable nontheless, and whether you...
Trinidad's offense was very much self-sustaining. He'd stun you with a shot making it possible for him to land a second and a third. But if the...
I was happy to see him hooking in there. Basically, the guy he fought was crap (and small) so I don't put much stock in his performance, but I...
I thought he did fine. He barely got hit at all and won every round. Shot to he'll? How do you figure. It was a terrible stoppage granted, but I...
Watching Ruiz fight, I used to wonder whether he were idiotic or imbecilic, knowing full well he was no better than moronic.
Watch tito unleash his tape on Vargas. Remarkable. He'd devised the perfect delivery system for fists hardened with tape. Joppy I think...
But even against odh when he had trouble landing he still managed to rule with fear. Suddenly, the sting had vanished. The wraps were how...
That's attributable to the absence of the ping-ping effect Trinidad had previously relied on to land follow up shots.
There's no sense in debating this. All anyone needs to do is watch 4-5 pre-hopkins fights, followed by his post-hopkins fights.
Tito had too much tape. That's what accounted for his power, not gauze.
Seriously! People point to the Mayorga fight like it's proof he could still punch? Huh? Behind the fact he was caught red handed, the Mayorga...
Couldn't KO? He couldn't win a round practically. Where's the power gone? All of the sudden, Trinidad's the one backing up. His punches didn't do...
It's not court. It's my opinion as I said. Deal with it.
It's not a secret anymore. Remember? Trinidad got caught and ever since his opponents suddenly showed remarkable ability to stand in front of the...
a. You don't know what slander is. b. I can believe whatever I want. c. Holyfield/Rahman?
How many times must I remind you the issue centered around tape, not gauze.
Did you see Trinidad/Thiam? In Vargas and Reid's case, the neurological damage is plenty obvious. Cotto always busts up. Is this supposed to...
It's match-ups like these that make you realize just how out of his element JMM is at 147.
This is sarcasm, right? Because let's face it, there would've been no such thing as hell to pay after 10 rounds.
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