I basically agree - I thought Toney landed more eye-catching individual punches, but was very selective in his output while Griffin was busier w/...
Most boxers are pros before they're 28 as well.
I remember he announced his retirement from broadcasting & there was a tribute to him in (what was intended to be) his final broadcast. However,...
I've always felt he was criminally underrated. He was a pioneer of the lead/sneak right hand. Unfortunately, it seems his loss to Johnson...
he also later dropped down even further in weight (close to 168) for his catchweight fight w/ Tito.
[MEDIA] vs. [MEDIA] :thinking::nusenuse:
Fury arguably lost to an MMA guy making his pro debut.
I've always felt Ellis was a bit underrated overall. He gave Bonavena quite a hiding & dropped him twice, something Frazier couldn't do in 2...
You have to take his hand. Go on, take it. :angel2:
Wait, what?? I hadn't heard that.
Wilder gets the Cooney treatment, then blames the loss on a "save the whales" outfit he wore heading into the ring. [MEDIA]
Hard to top this pick. He was a near flawless boxer if not for his chin. [MEDIA] I think Jones' stamina & efforts to make weights also played...
just enough to outbox Spinks. [MEDIA]
Very sad. RIP.
Roy Jones reflecting on his friendship w/ Foreman on cnn rn.
