I won a lot of point fighting tournaments back in late 70's . We had a very proactive Sensi and he was a pioneer in adding other fighting...
Are they more Muscular? I've seen some photos of fighters like Zale and Graziano and they looked absolutely jacked, but not in a weight lifter...
Two fisted power, slick in close, much harder to hit than his aggression would suggest, quick feet, with the ability to close the distance...
So many...... Alexis Arguello Roberto Duran Ray Leonard Thomas Hearns Marvin Hagler Danny Lopez Sal Sanchez Julio Chavez Roy Jones John Mugabi...
Alexis Arguello. Never seemed distressed in the ring. Even when he loss.
Hearns overwhelms Spence. Spence is one of the better fighters of the last 20 yrs. But, he's fought no one that would suggest to me he'd have a...
45 rds? This fight wouldn't last 5. Corbett wouldn't get the chance To wear Foreman down. Foreman ko's Corbett with in 5rds tops. I maybe am...
Hearns was 6'1" in comparison to Armstrongs 5'5" . Hearns reach was 78" inches , in comparison to Armstrong's 67" almost a full foot longer....
Leonard vs Benitez Lenard v Duran #1 Leonard vs Hearns #1 Hagler vs Hearns Hagler vs Mugabi Hagler vs Leonard Hagler vs Minter Duran vs Cuevas...
Oh God so many. Watching The Thrilla in Manila to this day saddens me knowing what that fight would eventually do to those two warriors. Most of...
Pattersons biggest issue against Liston was he couldn't control his fear. He had the skill level to at least make both those fights interesting.
Duran looked great at welterweight. Though he wasn't as destructive as he was at lightweight , he carried the weight well. Even in the 2nd...
After Tyson kills him ( Literally) boxing is declared too brutal and Congress banishes the sport.
I wrote that , and agree with you , I said (Duran in 1977-78? He'd Ko's Haney with in 5rds.....) I personally believe Duran from 1977-1980 was...
Though Duran wasn't the complete product he'd become from say 1977 to 1980. Haney hasn't shown anything that would make any reasonable and...
