The Ding-A-Ling express just resurrected from the dead.
Hilarious. Gomez deserved this. The judges probably fell asleep.
Gomez looks ready to be taken from what I have seen. Poor Wilson's career has really taken a downward spiral since his big knockout win a few...
I was talking about title shots though.
World War II breaking out didn't give them any help either as the majority of their primes were during the early 1940s.
I imagine the good would outweigh the bad. In Wills's case, he would have been a heavyweight champion I would think. He would have beaten...
The view I have of the Louis-Walcott series is that Walcott allowed the first one to be close, due to giving Louis a lot of respect. Then in their...
Depends on the state of mind and condition that Dokes is in for the match. Dokes looked to have the better of the action against Ruddock until he...
Basically all the newspapers say that Robinson won by the narrowest margins and only a last round stand may have edged him the fight. That's not...
"It was Robinson, the boxer, a jabbing, accurate counter- puncher who beat Lamotta by the narrowest of margins, a verdict which was disputed."...
Their 5th fight was scored 61-59, 61-59 in favour of Robinson with one judge scoring it 63-57 for LaMotta. Robinson called it his toughest fight....
He may or may not have been robbed. No one knows because the fights aren't on film.
In comparison to Duran, yes. Don't see any bantamweight going 15 rounds with a lightweight Roberto Duran.
It should have been put to rest when Pryor admitted after a match that he turned down an offer to fight Ray Leonard for what would have been his...
Safe to say that Duran would have, and did, dominate for a long time had he stayed at lightweight and enjoyed physical advantages over smaller...
