I think he does well against everyone, with the exception of Norton, who was in his prime in the early 70's.
I'[m also hoping there won't be any more Sugars in the future. Robinson, Leonard, Sugar Ray Seales, Sugar Shane Mosely, I think the nickname...
At the time he got incarcerated I would say yes.
I'm going to be neutral here. I really don't post on threads from fighters from different era's Joe was from the 60's and 70's, and a great...
Thatt's why I put him in the 160's because I couldn't see him at 175 especially how hard he trained. He wasn't a big middlewight either although...
Toney by decision. Watched the Hearns, Mugabi, and Leonard fights recently. Hagler was a tough SOB and he was so sharp against Hearns, against...
I don't think I ever saw this matchup here. Just got done reading Saad's biography and have been watching some of his fights. Hagler had an iron...
lots of good stuff on Youtube for boxing.
I think he's a bit underrated, powerful, a bit crude, but seems like a Helluva nice guy.
I'm reading the new Matthew Saad Muhammad book, and Saad and Mustafa Muhammad were at Ali's Deer Lake training camp. Larry Holmes visited the camp...
I could see Jones doing well, but sooner or later Floyd catches him, and it's like the second Tarver fight.
I think he should have retired after the Ruiz fight. It was the pinnacle of a great career, soon after it would become a very far drop for Roy Jones.
I'm 44% through it. Too bad that Saad got away from Nick Belfiore and doing things like buying a $20,000 Steinway piano that he didn't even know...
I have to go with Holyfield, Quarry was tough, but in my opinion Holyfield was the best cruiserweight of all time,.
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