Who wins this FOY candidate at 160lbs?:toney
B-Hop would school Peter.:deal
It's not. That's why Joe was able to make those adjustments after round 1 and start winning rounds. It was still B-Hop's defense that had to be...
Mayweather has never faced an opponent like Joe and vice versa. I do give Floyd a slight edge because I believe that by the time Joe adjusts to...
It's not so much B-Hop's offense he had to figure out, but how to hit Hopkins without being countered by that one punch at a time.
good list, but with the elite guys you always have to factor in the intangibles. Alot of times that's what determines these matchups
I agree. B-Hop is a tough one to figure out, but Calzaghe did figure him out - during the course of the fight at that.
Perhaps not, but you have to factor in Calzaghe's almost unparalleled ability to adjust to his opponent mid-fight.
Shaq Diesel!!! If Valuev can do it, Shaq definitely can. (I know he's not in NFL, but he was first non-boxer to come to mind)
P4P, negating weightclass differences, who's style and attribute combination conquers the other and why?
Those little kids are gonna grow up as WWE fans; and people who know Hatton as the crazy British guy with the trainer who can break his finger,...
The desire to appeal to casual fans is a big reason why we are suffering under this "undefeated fighter" trend. Promising fighters padding their...
Naw. The Mayweather vs. DLH/Hatton bouts showed that if a fight is promoted well enough, boxing can still be #1. CASUAL fans who have never...
I was talking to a [casual boxing fan] friend about the Holyfield fight coming up and was enjoying the conversation until he said, "If Holyfield...
True fans are more important because the true fans are the ones who end up becoming the true boxers. Or at least contribute the most within the...
