Cant fault the guy's resume, but you can fault his attitude. Have to respect how his career played out until now but no one has to respect his...
Cant see how this effects Froch's stock at all. One guy he stopped got beat on points by a guy he beat on points. This was just...proving who was...
And this is what we had instead of Tyson defending the WBC belt against Lewis...we got shafted.
Rambling? Are you incapable of understanding coherant sentances in the English langauge that are more than six words long? As to your statement....
A bull**** stoppage is a bull**** stoppage and Groves got shafted. It doesn't matter how much of a warrior Froch has proved himself or what dues...
There was potential for the fight before Froch accepted and damn-near revelled in his cheap-ass get-out-of-jail-free-card of a gift against...
I'm not convinced. I have yet to see Ward display much ambition to move out of Super Middleweight and he's doing the same thing Calzaghe was doing...
When? Provide a link or quote please.
Wlad, at that time, was also not used to having to deal with a fighter as big as him with a longer reach and as good a jab, Wlad also had not got...
Hopkins has proven himself far too smart and cagey a fighter to rule out of any contest. At this stage in his career, Hopkins wouldn't take the...
...an old man that was king of the Light Heavyweight division, #4 P4P, widely regarded as one of the greatest in that divisions history and one...
I have yet to be convinced that Ward possesses enough ambition to try to conquer a second weight division. He's never gone out of his way to make...
Wlad didn't immediately challenge Lewis after Lewis beat Vitali because Wlad was picking himself up from being destroyed in less than two rounds...
Here's what Steward had to say about Lewis and Wlad from here: http://www.eastsideboxing.com/weblog/news.php?p=32961&more=1 "Lennox didnt really...
Stiverne's best win is Arreola or Austin Arreola's best win is McCline or Mitchell Wilder's best win is Harrison or Liakhovic Jennings' best...
