yeah i know about jeffries. i'd like to know why you've ordered the rest of them in that way. you can be brief!
i like the names, but jeffries wouldn't make my top ten, and holyfield would. can you explain your reasoning for positions 3-11?
ali, holmes, louis, lewis, liston.
same names as me, pretty similar groupings. i like foreman in the 3-5 category and lewis in the 6-8 category though. i'd also have frazier and...
oh i see. so one list is for achievements and the other has more of an emphasis on head to head ability. fair enough.
i just thought holyfield's timing was so good in that episode. the way he moves as he talks makes him come across as really genuine. i was...
care to explain?
amazing story, burt. thanks for sharing. the only person who's ever had anything near that effect on me was roger federer, when i saw him in paris.
had to stop watching, lewis is really awkward. this falls a long way short of holyfield's acting skills: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4DzbjWnFpXE
before hopkins knocked de la hoya out with that body shot, one of the judges had de la hoya ahead :nut
yeah i see all of that, but i still don't think foreman would be the greatest, even in those circumstances. he'd have great top wins - ali,...
he won his biggest fight.
so foreman would have carried on fighting and gone unbeaten until the holyfield fight? taking care of holmes and tyson? well then his resume...
no doubt about that. langford beating johnson would have a similar effect.
my thoughts exactly.
