You're not Philly! Eras aside (which would favor Floyd), Floyd has a great chance here: Granted the Ken body attack frightens me a tad but......
Never saw this before, KUDOS! Joe looked like a Middleweight. :) Buster was always an x-factor to me after turning pro. (having male tits doesn't...
A more 'versatile boxer'? Are you daft? :) Benitez-Duran comes to mind. Roberto was top flight at welter but his legacy is built on his LW career....
Only a matter of time; Brian's best shots wouldn't faze Chuvalo...stoppage mid rounds at best for London.
I've always read that Joe and him were close and Joe wanted to take him out as soon as possible so as not to get his bud into some sort of...
R.I.P. Karl. Oh, the good ol' days. In the late 60's there were only a handful of HW's outside of the US that warranted respect; Karl was one of...
Did Marlon Brando's son taint his legacy?? I agree, a useless thread.
What Pete did would not happen today. He was a career amateur, and Olympic gold medalist that tested pro waters. He was, what, 6-7 years older...
EDDIE M.M. GREGORY! A fighter possessing every tool of talent in every category who IMO could have been tossed around as an ATG pvp but instead is...
To the administrator: Why are some of my posts deleted? Many on forum know more than me but many don't.
IMO I don't think a Jinx comparison with Ellis vs. Joe is valid. Ellis IMO won the first round against Joe and may have drew the 2nd round (I may...
Ray "Windmill" White, not just for the nickname only but for his style and antics. Saw him fight a couple of times in 70-71 on late Friday nite...
Should have seen a unification LH title fight in the summer of 75 between Victor and John. My late bud and I wasted SO much time for over a year...
Here's one: Griffith-Carter Though outweighed, Emile still had all the tools to cop this one but came out angry in no small part due to Rueben...
Floyd nut-hugger here, of course but... Patterson was really never a 'boxer' per se. He bobbed, he moved but...he only had two endings in mind: 1)...
