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Duodenum · 06-24-2007, 05:28 PM

I favor Canzoneri by decision here. Even past prime, when he outpointed Lou Ambers to win his final championship, and no longer had the legs of his earlier days, he was sooo smooth and efficient. (I favor peak Canzoneri over peak Armstrong.) There are compelling reasons why the term, "Best in the world, pound for pound," was created for Tony. He was only 30 when he retired, with 175 bouts worth of experience under his belt.

Canzoneri W 15 Arguello

06-24-2007, 05:28 PM	#5
Duodenum Champion East Side Guru Join Date: Apr 2007 Posts: 6,700 vCash: 1000	Re: Alexis Arguello v.s Toni Canzoneri I favor Canzoneri by decision here. Even past prime, when he outpointed Lou Ambers to win his final championship, and no longer had the legs of his earlier days, he was sooo smooth and efficient. (I favor peak Canzoneri over peak Armstrong.) There are compelling reasons why the term, "Best in the world, pound for pound," was created for Tony. He was only 30 when he retired, with 175 bouts worth of experience under his belt. Canzoneri W 15 Arguello
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