Sure that's fair, and modifies the probability significantly. (I just mean subjectively probability, not probability in any rigorous sense.) If...
I dimly remember seeing that show in reruns as a kid. (It was one of my dad's favorite shows when he was a kid.):pancarta: But I don't remember...
Sure, that point is pretty much unanswerable. The question (to me at least) is if it's realistic to think he could pull off an upset like Purity...
I think Dundee was also the person who can be heard frantically screaming "STOP IT! STOP THE FIIIIIIGHT!!!" during Foreman-Frazier I.
Are you alluding to Holyfield and Ruddock? The loss to Holyfied is no shame in my estimation, and he was pretty out of shape against Ruddock. His...
I bet big on Cooney, but if Ruiz can have a good night against Joshua he can have an even better one against Cooney, if the stars align properly....
Would this be a serious question if Sanders had never fought the Klitschkos?
Okay, now find a fight where the Mullet Man whose trainer was evidently a Rock 'Em Sock 'Em Robot engineer wins. Then I'll really be impressed.
I think they were old Roommates at the Olympic trials camp.
I think he doesn't have a prayer against Joshua (even after Ruiz-I, I just can't picture it) but has a better than 50-50 shot against Wilder.
I'm surprised you wouldn't mention Oscar-Paq in this context. That is is far and away the most perplexingly one-sided fight I've ever seen. (Not...
Frazier-Foreman II seems like a really, really good candidate to me. Tyson-Douglas seems like another, or for that matter Tyson-Holyfield.
Ike, easily. Peter got outboxed (the first time anyway) by an approaching middle-age, Buddha-bellied James Toney who would have weighed about 190...
I can tell you've done some reading in the cognitive sciences.
If under the rule set of Louis' time he probably busts up Langford with his jab and superbly timed counters. If the ref allows a lot of...
