Reading some of the posts on here you could be forgiven for thinking Tszyu was a one dimentional plodder with nothing more than a big right hand....
The southpaw Del Valle was the first guy to drop Jones ( I believe ) so you have to think that Moorer might well be able to do the same. His power...
:lol::lol: I assumed we were talking about the pro ranks.
That's right weirdo. Putting fools who think a 50 year old Duran was a more worthy opponent than a 41 year old Leonard in their place.:roll::roll:
That is simple. You see it written on lorries ( trucks to Muricans ) everyday. It's getting sh!t from where they produce it to where it is sold....
I don't doubt Ali went on to give further interviews, once the klingons of the NOI got to him. For all his talk Ali was basically a gullible...
There appears to be no end to your bull. Out of 47 fights Taylor had at least 2 dozen where he weighed over 140. The heaviest he EVER weighed was...
Nonsense. I don't claim Lewis's win over McCall was important at all. I said it was not Lewis's fault they dragged the guy out of rehab. If it...
Really? How about when he quit against Pat Lawlor claiming a shoulder injury? Klitchko gets enough stick for quitting against Byrd. We know...
I don't care if he was 61. He signed the contract, took the money, and thought he could win. FACT. He got splattered by a guy who started...
Really? When was Vitali ever knocked out? He quit against Byrd, and was stooped on a cut by Lewis. I don't think he was ever KO'd in a BOXING...
Horesh it. I don't give 2 fuks about what is written in newspapers. I remember clearly Ali giving a television interview, ( after the Frazier...
Just the sort of garbage I'd expect from a fanboy like you. FACT. Leonard was NOT the first man to KO Price, or even the second to stop him....
Pre exile Ali too fast, too sharp, and too mobile for Lewis, post exile I'd say it was 50 - 50.
He certainly does, probably because he's not Murican. For someone who is supposed to only have had one punch ( the right hand ) he doesn't do...
