but that is also a matter of being physiologically impervious... like Juan LaPorte, for example he's one of my faves, but there were numerous...
or Tunney Foster knocks Jones out
Definitely, I could count on one hand the amount of times his name has come up in over 10 years here
There is a difference, a significant difference, between "speed" and the Roy Jones Jr. variety of speed... I think you badly undersell Jones...
:laugh11:of course! I should have known he's a brilliant absurdist, always has been, he got me good here
why? it's a physiological response, it can't be helped it's like saying a guy who is cut prone is less tough
Diaz better than Hatton? load of horseshit
Gatti also had a lousy chin, which meant he got hurt in almost every fight, this of course revealed his great strength - physical resiliency... he...
Edwin Rosario at times Mosley for sure Tua definitely Alfonso Zamora
Vargas does not see the final bell here
hard to say... both were quite versatile... Gavilan had longer stretches of consistency in both his career and in the span of individual bouts......
I think that at some point Turpin is frozen by a hard right and stopped... but he was awkward and hit pretty hard, If he could survive the first 6...
he outhustles that fat boy and forces a hot pace en route to a unanimous decision
Foster is made to miss more than he ever did in his whole career by one of the best technical boxers ever (who is sadly really overlooked) but in...
Kalule was the better fighter, I think he wins it. If Hope had more power, I'd give him a better shot
I think he does pretty well, actually... Tucker was tall and sturdy, had a capable jab and respectable pop... I think this would be a good...
Taylor gets annihlated in this one
Liston KO7 or so... Lyle would be outjabbed and that spells trouble for him
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Charles has a lot of trouble early on, makes the appropriate adjustments and takes command in the second half In a 10 rounder, Jones might be...
ok, I see you were joking after all
:laugh11:classic post
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famed for his rib roasters, he gave the world a brief glimpse of both the art of the pivot and the art of tolerating strange old men with stadium...
Agreed
nuthugger
just slug them, slice
It really is... At that point, there was no turning back... the guy could never be taken seriously again for a minute:giggle:
I agree... I think Chandler's ability to get his shots off quicker is the difference in a great fight
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