Seriously. That's like saying "Robinson's ability post 1962 is overrated."
I think Ward would last the distance, but he's not winning more than a couple of rounds.
And he is the preeminent example.
I don't think Nunn's willingness to engage was his flaw, but rather the opposite. He just didn't show a very stringent dedication past a certain...
Lt. Fly- Chang, no question. Jr. Bantam: Watanabe Super Bantam: Gomez Super Feather: Arguello/Floyd Jr. Welter: I'll go with Duilio Loi Jr....
Yes, he beat an old, decrepit, crack-addled Whitaker, and despite being one of the best finishers of the era (and much larger) he was unable to...
:huhThe ****? I think Hopkins would school G-Man, personally. Class wins out over power.
:lol:Yeah, there's that.
So, what, you just assume every era is of the same level of quality as any other? If you're doing such extensive research on them (quite speedily...
Don't get me wrong, that was a close fight (although Whitaker/Chavez was not). I say the judges were paid off based on the scorecards. I...
Perhaps he just matched up well with him? It's also quite possible the weight draining was already starting to take its toll on Jake's body. His...
Is this like a mantra for Pac fans? You guys never provide any analysis, all you do is repeat that phrase in these hypothetical threads. For the...
Those things happened because the judges were paid off.:good
You always get the impression that people haven't seen much more than the occasional Youtube highlight in these Whitaker threads. That or the De...
And? Brazier was a very crafty, experienced veteran. A top notch gate-keeper type that Pernell made to look like an amateur with a consistent and...
