nice:laughing:
Botha looking like Jim "The Anvil" Neidhart
you guys rock
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this is beautiful:laughing:
Cintron was cowardly garbage during his "prime"... I think this is good matchmaking, good managing by Canelo's people... He's carefully protected...
It should be illegal to even mention MMA outside of that forum
Seattle Sly, lol
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I like the Pac-Man in this one... but he could hit the canvas at some point
Lockridge would force a fight on that faggot and take his heart
look at that expression... "Man, I will beat yo' ass... Come on, get in the ring... I ain't scared... tell you what, tell you what... I'm gonna...
yup
I had the same score
I don't rate it as this fucking astonishing achievement that vaults Pacquaio to top ten all-time status, no I rate it as a good win
seriously, that was what I was getting at as well It might as well still be 1900 Dublin in NI and where you live, the way all of that ancient...
Clottey is a top ten contender at any point from 1950-2000? where? He's a guy who keeps his hands up for 12 rounds and loses decisions... what...
'nuff said
I suspect we could be seeing similar jumping around in the coming years
there's how many genuinely good, dangerous fighters out there to make a comparison with?
it was a lousy division and he had looked like crap against an already fading Juan Lazcano... I was surprised it ended that quickly, but I was not...
I'm in the midst of arguing against about 5 people on this very topic, LOL From 122-130, Pac is a force of nature... he's elite, all-time level
I think it's a ridiculous double-standard to put the screws to Mayweather and then place a halo atop the head of a man, many of whose choicest...
Not to me, it isn't... not when some of these guys are having to make artificial weight limits in order to get the fights in the first place......
:giggle: the poor guy... I know he was a punk and a goon, but Vargas was a good boxer, well-schooled and he had loads of courage... he just had...
agREED, I think it could go all the way, I just think it'd be a bridge too far, size-wise, for Mancini Hatton would weight 148 on the night of...
I know that The problem is that there are probably 50 welterweights who would have duplicated the results or bettered them if given such a group...
that's a good one, Slice
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