Calzaghe aside- who is the GOAT at 168?

Sam Langford. :deal

 

I have shown you:-

1) Fight footage showing Tate landing the right hand.
2) Slow motion replay from differing angles showing Tate landing the right hand.
3) Tate's own words post interview saying it wasn't a headbutt.
4) American sources saying it was Tate's right hand
5) German Source saying it was Tate's right hand

I showed you from 5 angles how it was Tate's right hand that caused the cut. You haven't showed me anything.

But I will give you more German sources thanks to my team of German translators:-

"Manche Beobachter hatten allerdings eine Rechte von Tate anstatt des Kopfstoßes als Verletzungsursache ausgemacht."

http://www.abendblatt.de/archiv/1999/article204664299/Sven-Ottke-der-Durchbruch.html

""Mir wurde der WM-Titel geraubt", erzählt Tate seither jedem, der es hören will."

http://www.ka-news.de/sport/karlsruhe/Das-wird-Ottkes-schwerster-Kampf;art112,20611

Thats five different angles showing the firmness of the opinion that Tate caused Ottke's cut with a right hand.

Now you saying Khan vs Collazo and Alexander was close? Say that in German because maybe the language barrier is making you sound wrong. Khan maybe lost 2-3 rounds in those 24 rounds.

Even Nazi would say Khan beat Alexander and Collazo.

I agree Dirrell may have beaten Froch, but since Froch was the champ and Dirrell was fighting scared/negative/almost coward like against Froch, then Dirrell deserve to lose that fight.

But still good to see you admitting Ottke had questionable decisions.

 

Wait wait wait. Now you are saying that Khan-Alexander and Khan-Collazo were close?? What were your scorecards for those fights?

You are quickly becoming my favorite poster. I like to think that you are an incredibly sophisticated troll, possibly a Serge or Boxed Ears alt.

 

Amazing. You are hilarious.

Can you give me your round by round scoring for Khan-Collazo please?

 

Come on, please. I need to see your round by round for Khan-Collazo.

 

You score a lot of 10-10 rounds man.

 

Sven Ottke, who turned professional in 1997 and retired in 2004 learned to clinch from Kell Brook, who turned professional the year Ottke retired?

 

You should see his Maidana/Floyd and Castillo/Floyd scorecards. They're like 120-118.

 

Can you decipher what dude is saying here:-

Something like Haye was winning 116-114 against Valuev and Vlad

 

Have you ever scored a fight 120-120?

 

Ah yes I remember Collazo coming on very strong in the last 4 rounds myself. I felt he did particularly well in the 10th when he was outlanded 27 to 4 and was knocked down twice.

What do you consider to be a high number of punches thrown per round?

 

How about Hagler - Leonard?

Maybe 120-119 or something