Better than getting knocked out cold by 35 year old Antonio Tarver, and 36 year old Glen johnson with ONE punch Which one is worse Roy Jones...
George Foreman vs Shannon Briggs
Ya Im sure that FLUSH right hand marciano hit walcott sqaure on the jaw with in slow motion replay didnt have anything to do with it. You...
Roy Jones was never a big light heavy. His speed allowed him to compete in a division he didnt belong in. He wasnt the type of fighter that took...
Perhaps. Dempsey once broke sombodys jaw in 12 places wearing 16oz sparring gloves. More tall tales that you have no proof about right?
Norton was knocked out quickly by the bigger punchers he faced. That being said, he had real solid boxing skills. He would be at a disadvantage in...
Does SusieQ do anything besides post videos of Marciano? Maybe you can post a video of Marciano fighting a 220 pound black heavyweight. Then maybe...
This is pretty funny seeing the fact that most white and black americans actually hate being american. We will usually cheer any hispanic, latino...
Dont make excuses Foreman fought Stewart with a broken nose, I seen Tommy Morrison banged up and didnt quit, Vitali is a quiter and a loser and he...
How and who would be champ, would they dominate and if not how many times would it change hands then do the same with...
Sugar Ray Robinson was a welterweight and Jake Lamotta was a middleweight/ super middleweight so him not knocking down Lamotta proves what? Tommy...
Wlad is fighting Haye because Wlad always take fights with people who has no business being in the ring with him. There are other natural...
Foreman wasn't particularly difficult to outbox either. Tommy Morrison prepped to outbox him, watched the Young fight with his trainers... And...
Cute post Cmoyle but you never saw Harry Wills fight so you don't know anything about him other than what you heard. As I said millions of times...
Foreman barely lasted against Lyle. That leads me to believe that big and tall hard punchers stood a chance against a young Foreman. I think...
