Confessions...

Discussion in 'Classic Boxing Forum' started by Bujia, Aug 1, 2020.


  1. C.J.

    C.J. Boxings Living Legend revered & respected by all Full Member

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    Why the LOL? A juiced up Mayweather still BARELY beat an injured fighting in pain Pacquaio
    Even Floyd's own Father called him a coward for "fighting scared" & actually said " You know youre losing this fight dont you" ??? I supposed youre an 118-110 for every Floyd fight huh lol
     
  2. Charlietf

    Charlietf Well-Known Member Full Member

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    You have great courage of accusing a fighter of being "juiced up" when you are defending pacquiao who is a clear roids user
     
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  3. C.J.

    C.J. Boxings Living Legend revered & respected by all Full Member

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    You accuse Pac when there is absolutely no evidence of any Juicing by him BUT The IV scandal & a couple of A samples from Floyd testing dirty too Canelo was proven dirty for Clenbuterol too Of course they were swept under the carpet by the NSAc & vEGAS BOXING
     
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  4. Webbiano

    Webbiano Boxing Junkie Full Member

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    The 70s heavyweight era is overrated
     
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  5. Titan1

    Titan1 Boxing Junkie Full Member

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    FOTC Frazier beats George Foreman in 1973.
    Mac Foster would have given Joe Frazier fits in 1972.
    Don King protected Michael Dokes to a varying extent.
    Matthew Saad Muhammad beats Eddie Mustafa Muhammad in 1981
    Marvin Hagler should have made Ray Leonard fight 15 rounds, and not let Ray punk him.
    Alex Ramos and Dwight Davidson would have made tougher defenses for Marvin than Mustafa Hamsho and Fully Obel the 2nd time around.
    Davey Moore would have taken Roberto if not for that thumb.
    With A few fights, Roger Leonard could have been a world champ at 154.
    Curry, McCrory, and Starling would have made Pryor think twice about coming to welterweight.
    Saoul Mamby had a very, very strong chance of beating Aaron Pryor in 1981.
    Gato Gonzales had a good shot of beating Ray Mancini.
    If Hector Camacho and Edwin Rosario met in 1982, Edwin wins?
    I think Salvador had serious reservations about fight Eusebio.
    Lupe had serious reservations about fighting Jeff.
    There is more to the Butch Lewis-Michael Spinks relationship than we know.
    The reason Donald Curry and Sugar Ray Leonard fell out was MORE than Ray messing up Donald career. Leave it at that.
     
  6. RulesMakeItInteresting

    RulesMakeItInteresting Boxing Junkie Full Member

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    Yeah. All of these.
     
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  7. El Gallo Negro

    El Gallo Negro Active Member banned Full Member

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    -The first time I watched Whittaker vs Chavez I thought it was a close that could have gone either way

    - I have no problem with a champion or a home town fighter getting the nod in s close fight

    - I thought Mayweather KO Ortiz was a KO of the year candidate

    - B Hop > Monzon

    - Holyfield deserved to get bit on the ear for all his headbutting
     
  8. C.J.

    C.J. Boxings Living Legend revered & respected by all Full Member

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    My old buddy Randall Tex Cobb said Earnie Shavers was by far the hardest puncher he ever fought. Every punch shook him to the core. Funny thing in that fight ... Tex came back to his corner George said " Dont worry Tex he aint hitting & hurting you" Tex said " Well you better watch that godamn ref then cause someboy is" Typical Tex
     
  9. C.J.

    C.J. Boxings Living Legend revered & respected by all Full Member

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    Really Mayweather was lucky in the Ortiz fight. Lucky he punched like a girl. That cowardly attack of a defenceless unprepared Ortiz Floyd fired off his hardest combination. If he had a punch he could easily have killed a defenceless Ortiz or at least seriously injured him. Cortez NEVER signalled box on they were still on time out . It scared Joe to death
     
  10. Jel

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    I'm not leaving it - I want to know more!
     
  11. Thread Stealer

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    Pryor was best suited where he was at 140. If he had taken the Leonard fight in 1981 as he was offered, he would have been beaten handily.

    That's a 50/50 fight to me, or pretty close to it.

    Anything to do with those gay rumors?
     
  12. HolDat

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    I don't wanna be that guy but there's always an explanation for Duran not being at his best or looking good in certain fights.
     
  13. Titan1

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  14. AJ Pope

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    I really like him but Lennox Lewis is probably the most overrated fighter, at least in the online community. I believe he got lucky with his timing, which some will say is ironic because I believe Marciano is the most underrated fighter by fans online.
     
  15. Showstopper97

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    - Mayweather never beat a p4p in their prime
    - Bowe never fought anybody other than Holyfield
    - Foreman threw the fight against Ali or was sabotaged by his corner
    - Pacquiao is the ultimate catch-weight king
    - Prime Leonard beats Prime Hagler
    - Prime Tyson stops Prime Foreman
    - Ali clearly beat Norton in the 2nd fight & the 3rd was no robbery (he won by a round or 2 imo)