I don't think he under-estimated Holyfield, he just partied to much just like Ruiz did for the 2nd Joshua fight. He was out of shape and out of...
Was just gonna start a thread on this, good stuff. James Buster Douglas he doesn't get the deserving accolades for his performance against Tyson...
He was one of the top boxers in the early teens, mixed it with the best and beat a s##t load of them. He was athletic, technically sound and could...
For Ireland Internationally it seems to be Barry McGuigan and recently Katie Taylor. In Ireland I'd say it leans more towards Steve Collins or...
You have to be at the calibre to be ducked and for a duck to be taken serious. Frank Bruno was briefly a top contender when Holyfield wasn't even...
A few on your list you have the losers in the winners place. Just at a glance these three anyways. Winners first
Love it, very interesting, some great lists here already, will get on this straight away. Must see fights, I have my list of spectacular fights...
He went to New Zealand as a 10 year old from England and lived in a Cornsih community in New Zealand, learned his boxing trade in New Zealand, he...
Born in England to Irish migrants (not 100% about mother), moved to New Zealand when 10 years old. Introduced to boxing by his Irish father,...
He mentioned it in his thread opener, boxers born in Europe only. Geographically Siberia is in Asia, it can't be in a different continent...
At the moment and in no particular order. Jack Dempsey Evander Holyfield Joe Frazier Oscar de la Hoya Wayne McCullough Bernard Dunne Micky Ward...
I hope these mongos are punch drunk, a shame to be born geographically ******ed.
Me too, one of those what should have, could have, would have, that will plague us to our grave.
Holyfield took Tyson's shots in their fights, because Tyson couldn't hit him cleanly. I always go through this fight in my head. I think 96...
Good list never heard of a good few of them must check them out if possible. Stanley "Kitten" Hayward haha, did he paw like a kitten or was it a...
