One of the most ridiculously slow and odd counts I can remember was Tate going down against Nunn at the end of round 8 (apologies if this has been...
Inside top two all-time at Lightweight, and pound for pound I'd have him possibly just inside my top ten. Astonishing record, fantastic fighter.
Not quite sure myself. All-time great Heavyweight? Yeah possibly, depending on how far down the list you can go in a single division before you...
Calzaghe fanatics often use this kind of sophistry to try and make the Jones win look better or more significant than it was. Pure sleight of hand...
1a) Briedis 1b) Chisora 3) Joshua 4) Bellew 5) Gassiev Struggle splitting Briedis and Chisora - the first was a bit closer, but Chisora gave...
Skelton against Chagaev was absolutely horrendous.
Antonio Cervantes.
Chavez: Rounds 1, 5, 6, and 12. Whitaker: Rounds 2, 3, 4, 7, 8, 9, 10 and 11. 116-112 to Sweet Pea.
I hear you - maybe we're splitting hairs here. I'm not disparaging Toney (he's one of my favourite fighters of all time) and maybe my initial post...
Yep, hence why I said he was a virtual unknown for most (not all) of that 1988-92 period. His success in 1991 came largely out of the blue. Pretty...
Toney had already moved up to 175 before Hopkins had even won his first belt at 160. By the time Hopkins got up to 175, Toney had eaten his way up...
I think Robinson is sometimes overrated in the sense that, for some fans and pundits, it's almost sacrilege that his position as all-time pound...
Thanks. Yeah the eleventh was relatively close although for me Reid just wasn't consistent enough throughout the round - in line with the fact...
As mentioned above, was able to put a bit of time aside to revisit this properly. Dug out my old card from about 2013 and saw that I had Calzaghe...
Been meaning to revisit this for a while, now you've brought it up I'll be sure to rewatch and come back with a latest score. I know last time I...
