agree
he closed up shop against Floyd too... do you count that one? Whitaker was trying, his clavicle was broke... whitaker had proven his toughness...
Norton was a handsome dude... if I was a black dude in the 70s, I'd opt to resemble Norton... walk up to any lady I want like "what it is, baby?"...
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the 70s think the Stache will ever be en vogue again?
I think the best way to beat Schmeling was with a high workrate, a hot pace... Baer, for example, came out throwing bombs and just never let...
at 160, Mugabi knocks Curry dead at some point at 154, it's a tougher call... Curry still had moments of brilliance (he was shit-kicking...
Great chessmatch here I honestly can't pick a winner, but if Napoles doesn't bleed to death first I would favor him slightly
LOL as for the matchup, Marciano big here... for the reasons Ugo stated
His success against Oscar had as much to do with Oscar forgetting the gameplan and foolishly assuming he would overpower him at close range... the...
what's funny about that?
agreed
definitely he also would have done it in the tar pit division that Virgil Hill and Henry Maske "ruled"
Quartey takes a few rounds to adjust to Judah's speed and his being a southpaw... he then takes that front-running faggot's tiny little heart......
very hip
when did Mosley come back from being hurt to win? Hell, Echols nearly died against Charles Brewer but he came back to stop him the next round......
in that both are African? because other than that, they don't have much in common Quartey would have ran away with a decision win on Clottey...
right now and any time before the 20s dead serious on both counts although with right now, the heavyweight question is interesting because...
Mosley stopped trying against Forrest in the first fight and in the second fight he fought like he was happy to be there he quit without quitting
agreed... the man's career was a monument to acting and fighting not to lose, rather than fighting to win there was a french middlewieght in the...
Hatton/Collazo was close and somewhat debateable, though it was an absolutely horrid fight Malignaggi was completely ripped off against Diaz, he...
this is simply untrue
this is unimportant, it does not matter who brought him up your assertion that he was better than Hatton is one of the most ridiculous...
LOL, so true
I'm thinking 115-113 on two cards, 116-112 on the other for Norton, but Tucker gets some good work done
I can see Doug Jones making a big push late in the fight, but I think it's too much ground for him to make up... Roy gets plenty done early
Norton all the way, he'd have no respect for Jones at all
Mugabi knocks him out 99 out of 100
agree that Norton's problem was that he over-anticipated the power, but he didn't lack bravery at all... he didn't just fold up when he got hit hard
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