Actually, in which fight Schmeling ever proved that he lacked stamina? He was always well conditioned and did the most damage in late rounds.
Try to respond with no stupid thing, the comment that you did answer was fixed previously so you made the ridiculous. Thanks
You said that Marciano had more stamina, I just think that Schmeling is one of the few who could match his stamina (Tunney and Frazier being the other ones).
It amazes me that just because a fighter gets knocked down or suffers a flash knock down all of a sudden hes labeled chiney. Yes of course some guys have better chins and even a few never got dropped but come on so are we saying Frazier is chiney even though he fought arguably the hardest puncher in history? How about Holmes who took some hellacious shots too but always got up except when he was old out of shape and past it. Evander got dropped Dempsey Tunney Baer ect ect. The point is 9 out of 10 times these guys got back up and won. Theres no shame in going down from a shot you dont see or getting dropped by a bomb. Big deal. What's even more impressive is getting back up and winning or in some cases getting up at all. Not everyone is blessed with the whiskers of a Chuvalo who BTW was a just above average fighter at best anyway.
Marciano's stamina, in his most important fights , was tested against older men nearer the end than the beginning of their careers.
Think its a bit glib, to say a KD doesnt matter, it matters alright, particuly for the fighter that finds himself on the canvas.
Depends on a knockdown - Louis got up immediatly after the KD and dominated for the rest of the round. He wasn't even visibly hurt.
You have a problem being corrected,don't you, strange because I would have thought you would be used to it by now.