Best story of Christmas I ever heard including the ending!
Well, In viewing all the posts I think Louis own statements on whether he was shot or not should count for as much, he said he could see the...
Nat Fleisher was a huge McGovern fan and rated him the top bantam of all time, he wrote a book about him, yet of this fight he said, Terry was...
George Foreman's story of the aftermath in Liston's locker room was a sad ending of George's perception of Sonny and really Sonny's career. Sonny...
Your right of course but in '68 Liston was still very much viewed as a pariah due to his 1st round debacle against Ali and not just by Nat. He...
Well, Oscar sure wouldn't do well as a stick and mover so he'd be right there for Rock to land anywhere available. Oscar was strong and could...
There are ridiculous questions and posts often, How would Larry Holmes do against Fighting Harada, etc, but this isn't one of them. Asking for...
I and just about every other boxer Ive known who kept running after their fighting days would disagree that running destroys the body as long as...
Gracious what a mismatch, Max was simply wide open body to head from someone who knew his game as well as Jack. Dempsey wouldn't just wade in...
Fleisher sure thought alot of Johnson as did many others of his time. Jack's defense was great against the one punch at a time heavies of his...
Once Benetiz would get his countering in motion I think he'd win most of the rounds, Terry would never be able to tag him cleanly.
Great response, some of these I knew and forgot, others I admit I didn't like the three ounce gloves.
I don't recall Price having a prime defense, the first right hand Leonard threw landed right on the button wheres Benitez made Ray miss over and...
Not sure what you mean by modern rules compared to around 1900? Number of rounds are a big difference as Gans would have almost shut out Nelson...
Agree and can't add much too this. Wilfredo B. was also a great defensive fighter and made SRL miss often but Ray's greater offense kept building...
