Well, it indicates his chin was not glass, as he undoubtedly took some hard shots over the course of 64 fights, but given Johnson's athleticism...
If you focus hard enough on one bad outing, particularly very early in a man's career like this one, you can defame any fighter. Obviously this...
He also had Young down early in their second fight and failed to put him away, and had Ali shaken to his heels, but failed to even get him down.
Murphy was an electrifying puncher, had a sparkling record with a recent win over LaMotta, and was generally taken to be the genuine article, so...
Jeanette and especially Langford (the guy was 37, going blind and suffering multiple losses a year to run-of-the-mill journeymen) were pretty far...
Agh! I was gonna make the "137 years old" crack.:lol: Seriously, no one knows exactly how old Moore was for certain. It was either in 1913 or...
Linear champs since 1950? I'd pretty clearly favor him over: Charles Walcott Patterson Johansson Spinks (I) Spinks (II) Douglas Briggs I would...
I don't think Marciano was quite as naturally big as Tua or Tyson, but certainly if he had trained like them in terms of weight-lifting and what...
Well, I believe Dempsey has the most historically-impressive single win between the two in the Sharkey fight, in that he was past his prime facing...
We would experience a major disruption to the time-space continuum.
I said from the start that Peter was overrated and would not live up to the hype.
Well, the RING staff in the '50s was pretty incredibly reluctant to rank top light heavyweights at heavyweight. Harold Johnson, who beat about...
It looks like a very short, incisive, well-timed left inside Savold's punch that closes the show. All-around, for a guy his age, Joe was in good...
Yes, the photographs I've seen do make me wonder if stories about Marciano having been in danger of a stoppage in the Simmons fight are...
This is very good stuff from ESPN. Perhaps we should e-mail them or somesuch to show appreciation so that they'll be liable to put on more...
