In that list I would include Calzaghe (#1), Jones, Ward, Kessler, Benn, Eubank...don't know who else.
During that year, the hype was too big. Some posters here even said that Lacy could end up climbing to the heavyweight division and win a belt...
Resume alone, I have to pick Pacquiao or Holyfield. I'm not considering wins, loses or wins against past prime opposition: only the names in their...
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I talked to some of his relatives. They say Mina was ducked years by Archie Moore.
1. Yes. 2. Yes. 3. I still rank Holmes as my #3 heavyweight. 4. Greg Page. George Foreman would have been interesting but it was imposible.
R.I.P Sniper He won't be forgotten.
Terrible tragedy. Corrie had one of that best and fastest hooks I've seen from a heavyweight. His win over Wlad is one of the greatest upsets...
Author of one of the greatest upsets in boxing history. period.
That's arguably the greatest heavyweight fight ever, not just the greatest heavyweight fight since 1992.
He's in the discussion. #6 for me. Don't forget that he beat a past-his-best Holyfield, a shot Tyson and that his win over Vitali Klitschko was...
1. Vitali isn't retiring because he fears someone. 2. Haye isn't a blown up cruiserweight. He's a full heavyweight now.
Vitali can retire whenever he wants. I'd like to see him in a last fight, though.
With or without cheating?
Holmes would have a tough night and win. UD12.
