Juan Manuel Marquez??? It is absolutely Calzaghe's best win, by miles... He did win, but it was pretty close If they had fought in 2000,...
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Mugabi was not a bum at that point in time Just because oyu refuse to learn anything about the subject doesn't make your passionate, ignorant...
Spinks is one of the 3 or 4 best Light Heavyweights who ever lived... he would absolutely put Hopkins into a careful, tentative shell and win by a...
The guys he has beaten were champs in an awful time for boxing... do you not notice how there seem to be more of these old guys hanging around now...
Mugabi in his prime would have knocked the shit out of Terry Norris, as was made pretty clear in the link Vargas was knocked down 5 times by...
Hopkins doesnt hit hard enough to hurt Spinks He isn't long or fast enough to outjab him or outbox him He would have to be VERY weary of Spinks's...
god, that 15-12 thing is so ridiculous Yeah, it's Norris's fault that the 15 rounder didnt exist when he was fighting, so that means there's no...
Watch Moore against Kalule... dude could fight
different class??? It was a 4-3 fight when Duran inexplicably quit The shame of it is not just that he quit, but that he quit in a...
It wont be a popular pick, but I like Moore here. He was strong and he had power and Shane had neither the power nor the skills to really...
not particularly competetive at all Mike Spinks beats the crap out of every Lt.Heavy Hopkins has fought god, this place drives me fucking nuts...
key word on the first two names is WAS Kessler is "good" by the recent laughable standards of the sport
Incidentally, there is no way in hell Vargas takes Mugabi's punch and sees the final bell... none... He was a fine boxer, he could even be ahead...
I already explained the misreading of Mugabi to Sly, but still he persists: http://www.fightbeat.com/forums/showthread.php?t=39050&highlight=Mugabi
Pick 'em off the canvas (Gainer's remains)
he was most certainly hurt by that legend Byron Mitchell
how about doing it against someone good?
Louis wins late... Liston actually moved a bit better, but Louis had faster hands and better technique, not to mention a lot more desire
again, if you look at the Roy Jones who fought Tarver and Johnson and say to yourself "yup, he looks every bit as formidable as the guy who ruled...
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If only he could do it a bunch of times Calzaghe is probably angling for a match with him NOW
I wonder how long it took him to learn to breathe on his own
and that Marquez hit harder than Naseem hamed:notallthere:
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Agree Marquez is a tremendous fighter, but there are guys here who actually think he was better than Julio Cesar Chavez... that is absolutely nuts
more possibly because his prime at 175 came at a time when the division was in a down era... Conn's comp was solid, not terrible, but not entirely...
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yes, except for the ten zillion rematches and trilogies that have occured since the beginning of the sport
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