in all seriousness, that jewish guy that was his lead guitarist was a good guitar player
There are two Jim Croce songs... the sappy love ballad and the ridiculous novelty song about some sort of rural character with a big reputation......
Mercer is absolutely monstrous in bulk compared to anyone Rocky was in there with and Rocky style is a pressure style... he has to be able to...
what fighter did Dempsey face who was anywhere near the skill-level of Tubbs? I think it's a safe assumption that Gene Tunney is far and away his...
Well he was a lot bigger than Ezzard, as well... I don't think it matters as much, given his style... Walcott was a pure counterpuncher, very...
I don't doubt that if you are going to fight Valero the way Diaz would, you need more pop than Diaz or you need to be freakishly strong
Tony Tubbs would be amazingly advanced compared to any guy from the 1920s... even the most advanced man of the decade-- Benny Leonard
Spinks was a murderous hitter at 175... I figure he'd still pack a pretty viscious wallop at say 190 or so... a good weight for him to fight the...
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Indeed, he would
stand in front of JLR at your own risk... the boy was durable, powerful and plenty mean
true, but conversely, Spinks would have an easier time HURTING Walcott, getting his respect than he did the much bigger and stronger Holmes
what guy anywhere near Mercer's size did Marciano fight?
Disagree completely... Every guy Tyson defended against kills Dempsey Dempsey was great for his time, and he's one of the most important...
The teens/twenties was a transitional era in the sport The 40s/50s was light years more advanced Walcott would be positively demonic in the...
not a chance in hell
I just don't see a 188 pound guy with a style that relied heavily on his strength and ferocity being able to handle a 220-230 immovable object...
Valero would have far too much trouble touching him and his stylistic defencies mean that he could be kept off-balance, robbing him of much of his...
Spinks would definitely trouble Walcott, and let's not pretend Walcott was some true heavyweight beast... he was a cruiserweight... He was really...
they could fight 10 times and up 5 a piece... two brilliant, eccentric technicians with power who could be hurt The higher in weight, the better...
definitely possible
Mercer is way too big
Walcott with ease There isn't a good heavyweight after the early 30s that Dempsey has a shot in hell against, in my opinion
Cooney hurts him early and then proceeds to die
Duran
Sweet Pete
probably The "Farrod" Character was ridiculously over the top:giggle:
Jim Croce is for deaf people, you wannabe Canadian
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It's WWE stuff and it blows
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