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    Sharpest Declines

    I beg to differ. Neither Leonard nor Mugabi would've lasted that long against an early 80's Hagler. Late 80's Marvin was considerably slower.
    Post by: laxpdx, Sep 18, 2010 in forum: Classic Boxing Forum
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    greater Middleweight, Greb or SRR?

    Greb for sure, but SRR makes a good case.
    Post by: laxpdx, Sep 18, 2010 in forum: Classic Boxing Forum
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    Your top 5 best HW of all time

    Ali Louis Marciano Foreman Tyson
    Post by: laxpdx, Sep 17, 2010 in forum: Classic Boxing Forum
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    Sharpest Declines

    Has anybody mentioned Hagler post-Hearns?
    Post by: laxpdx, Sep 17, 2010 in forum: Classic Boxing Forum
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    Listen your ten favourite fighters, active or retired.

    Terry Norris? Hector Camacho?
    Post by: laxpdx, Sep 16, 2010 in forum: Classic Boxing Forum
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    If they had punching power...

    Meldrick Taylor for me. The first Chavez fight would be finished and never in question in regards to the verdict.
    Post by: laxpdx, Sep 16, 2010 in forum: Classic Boxing Forum
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    Listen your ten favourite fighters, active or retired.

    Marvin Hagler Dick Tiger Julian Jackson Pipino Cuevas Aaron Pryor Carlos Monzon Jose Napoles Oscar Delahoya Foreman Ali in addition to the most...
    Post by: laxpdx, Sep 15, 2010 in forum: Classic Boxing Forum
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    Sugar Ray Leonard vs Sugar Shane Mosley

    Ray would have the advantage on the outside, but Shane has the advantage on the inside. SRL would be the favorite, but Shane would give him all he...
    Post by: laxpdx, Sep 14, 2010 in forum: Classic Boxing Forum
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