Ok, feet up now, took early retirement 3 years ago How're you ?
We could probably name 5 from each division and as many from the States, UK, Europe and Asia
I think someone has it in for Dempsey. He's already been beaten up by Joe Louis and Jack Johnson now it's George Foreman's turn to beat Manassa...
Agreed.The young Tyson was the next nearest thing.
Dempsey never met anyone with the combination punching skills of big Joe. There still hasn't been a Heavyweight who throws combos as beautiful as...
Green had flattened a lad I used to spar with and this lad was something like 8-2 when the young boy Green battered him early in his career.. He...
Yeah he seems genuine. Like a lot of British greats he had a good left hand. Someone slipped up thinking Palomino would be a routine defence
Fair enough, thanks for that.
I think I watch that fight and the Ruddock one more than any of his others. That right hand is Foreman-esque with a bit more technique
I can't argue with any of these unless I swapped Golota for Rahman but the ko of Rahmam was sensational. His simple, left hook to take Rahman's...
Me too. The list could have been 10 or even 15
I didn't give Green a chance against John H. There was a photo of them in the Daily Mirror of them head to head. Stracey looked dapper in a 70's...
Carlos Palomino was teak tough in one of the toughest eras for welterweights.
I watched that fight with Hansen one Saturday I think it was, with my then girlfriends dad. I was just saying how Green was going to finish him...
Talent 1) Witherspoon 2) Page 3) Douglas 4) Thomas 5) Tubbs 6) Coetzee 7) Bruno Accomplishment 1) Bruno * 2) Douglas 3) Witherspoon 4) Thomas...
