You're not totally right...there ARE boxers who genuinely hated each other. Sugar Ray Robinson and Carmen Basilio Erik Morales and Marco...
Everyone owes it to themselves to to go on Youtube and look up Emmanuel Augustus' weighin staredown with "Gato" Figueroa......pricelessly funny....
I remember Rahman did some training at the gym I go to for his fight with Toney. However after his entourage pretty much highjacked the gym(along...
I betcha AA macks on all the fine ass frauleins in Deutschland...even when he was known as the Smurf Warrior lol
Ronnie Shields is pretty good. I met him and Dominick Guin when they came to my hometown for Guinn's fight with Zuri Lawrence. I echoed...
:lol: If it was so easy then why did Floyd push for the only rematch in his career thus far? Because he even was unsure he won the fight and...
Unfortunately Guzman won't be able to do to Funeka what Castillo did to Corrales in their rematch when Castillo didn't make weight. And Castillo...
This guy LOOKS the part but boxing is not so much about looking the part but performing. It'd be no surprise if the soft looking Morales had...
Don't think for one second that all unbiased fans think that way. Unbiased fans think either way. It's the *****s and *******s that are woefully...
There are no more or less in all reality. Both are really bad and end up with you crying like a little ***** back in the dressing room.
So by your logic then Adam Carolla is a ***** and a Pac hater? :huh
poisoned eh? Poisoned by throwing way too many punches for a guy his size in such a short time trying to get the KO against a guy with...
I think the MOST important thing for an atg is DID THEY DEFEAT THE BEST OF THEIR TIME. I don't care how many dimensions and skills you possess,...
If being a defensive master was criteria for being atg, you know how many fighters would NOT be considered atg? They had everything else that...
That statement is straight garbage considering guys like Salvador Sanchez, Ruben Olivares, Vicente Saldivar, Julio Cesar Chavez, and Carlos...
