Ring magazine December 1969/January 1970, Archie Moore who was there said the KO of Liston didn't happen and that Liston was getting the better of...
Thanks. I thought Sanders had done it before Moorer. In which case Moorer can have Sanders place.
The win over Buster Mathis is the one I always forget. Those wins over Shavers, Lyle and Mac Foster are outstanding. I can remember Quarry...
I'm quoting someone else saying Marciano had more amateur fights than Liston. I don't think he did
As far as I know he didn't fight any of note. PS I have a 100% record against lefties 1 fight, 1 win but every time I sparred with a southpaw I...
Liston never complained about Ali not going to a neutral corner and didn't throw any punches once Walcott signalled for them to carry on fighting....
Just to be fair, it wasn't Patterson who was frightened of Liston, it was Cus D'amato.
Robinson complaining about being able to sleep is age old excuse. Where it falls down is that the pub had no jukebox. Just like the stories of...
Yeah he was monster strength wise. He supposedly said to George Gainford ; "if he can fight only a little bit I'm in trouble" The pics I've seen...
"Marciano had twice as many fights as Liston" Marciano only had 12 with 4 losses which makes Liston being a golden gloves champion with only 6...
How old is the book by Pollack ? I ordered that book by Jim Brady again because although I know the book is in the attic, i don't know exactly where
Sanders was the first southpaw champion wasn't he ? If so he deserves his place* *I'm not a southpaw by the way and I'm not affiliated with them
Liston, amid the confusion between Fleischer and Walcott probably thought he'd had enough of rolling round (who told him to do that?) and decided...
Johnson vs Burns definitely belongs on that list but not Liston vs Patterson. Although both Johnson and Liston had to pursue the champion for a...
Ali hadn't been koing other boxers and even though Liston invited the punch by being over his front foot hence doubling the power, it was still...
