"Nobody paid to see this referee." It was Dick Drakulich. The guy, like many referees, is a dumb-ass. I'm guessing referee jobs are handed out...
At the time? PBF was more respected and liked back then than he is now. Whatever HATE you're referring to back then has only gotten worse.
I like Lopez. I haven't seen his last couple of fights because they've been on over-priced PPV, priced to squeeze Puerto Rican fanatics. But what...
Not to change the topic here, but in what sense is Dawson over-rated? If anything, he's under-rated at this point, and his victory over Hopkins...
wish i could've seen this card; i'm guessing the college foot-ball on Fox trumped the boxing. pissed me off. was considering purchasing the Lopez...
Whatever enthusiasm D&M has for boxing has been completely eclipsed by his gay love for PBF and his ridiculous over-estimation of the guy's...
PBF didn't get any sympathy when he started balling after the Gatti fight. Why should Hatton? Not to mention, I doubt Hatton wants any sympathy....
it means he ran for his life the entire fight - that as good as Hoya's chin was historically, he, like Cotto against Margarito, could not find it...
i'm not so sure it won't be on the English feed.
As fans, we really need to stop discounting fighters on the basis of one loss, or even two. Kirkland lost. We should be happy. Had he not lost,...
Just checked. It is on TV: Fox Sports Net That's awesome. The fights on FSN will likely be better than the ones on HBO. Man, boxing is fucked up.
Are you saying Martinez is going to win?
Is this fight on TV? When? Thanks. And bye.
Well, he lost his feet and had to use the ropes. He was hurt pretty badly. He recovered well. But that's a different story.
Not to mention that Hoya was perpetually on the verge of getting hurt in that fight. And though most people think he won, the fact is there's a...
Question: does Tito have his special wraps in this fight? Or does he go without em?
Why does pre-divorce matter? Is that the latest excuse for his losing? Point is, Lopez is as good, if not better than he's always been. And the...
yeah but he faced and defeated the best guy in his division. twice. has PBF done that? oh wait. he's not done that since being at 135.
Duran had won a title at 154 and following the Hagler fight, proved himself against Barkley. If and when JMM goes on the win a title at 147, we...
Good point. For example, he couldn't finish Cotto. And he couldn't finish PBF. Even though he severely hurt both of them. There was another guy he...
All Floyd needs to do to escape comp he doesn't want to face is to retire. And that's what he does. The ultimate in cherry-picking: retire if...
AWESOME !!! :rock1:
Indeed! And while I had in mind many of the answers you provided, I did not have answers for Duran:Hearns or Hagler:Spinks. I was thinking...
I'm interested in the forum's answers to the following: RJJ:Pazienza::PBF:? Pacquiao:Duran::PBF:? Hagler:Spinks::Hopkins:? ODH:?::PBF:?...
I think Hatton could've been perceived just as highly as Calzaghe if he'd taken Joe's careful approach to match-making. But he didn't.
I recognize it's not a commonly held view, but even his fights with Chris John and Litzau I found to be suspensful and entertaining.
I liked Hatton for recognizing that he was protected and not properly challenged fighting in U.K., and his subsequent decision to fight in the...
I'd say Juarez was one of the hardest punchers in his division, for a long time. If that's not an elite puncher in your book, then I'd question...
How close the fight was isn't even a factor now. It could've been an out and out robbery, with PBF's decision win completely bogus, and a rematch...
Juarez is frsutrating to root for, but he's still a pleasure to watch. There's something satisfying about watching a fighter as deliberate and as...
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