I could personally see it going either way, but I'll lean towards Gerardo. Yes, to all those unknowing, Gavilan WAS that good.
I'll take Inoue, but that'd be a pretty exciting fight.
Potential bad times for the Klit here. I wish there were better ways to shorten his last name.
Was it really a "solid" win over Cobb? I remember that fight being a bit contentious, and Norton seeming to be at the end of the line. The scores...
I do think it was a bit weak compared to other eras before and after, but there was still a decent crop of talented fighters around. Patterson...
Holyfield didn't get the memo and only sent one stripper to Cooper's room. He won't make that mistake again.
A dominant fight can still be a good one.
You could possibly cut some corners with the line of Ortiz - Cooper - Foreman, but I dunno.
I guess we're both forgetting things tonight. Lol
Rattled a roided out Holyfield in their rematch, had Foreman stumbling multiple times, took out Cooper and Stewart faster than Holyfield, etc....
I think that Ellis takes the title after a quite drawn-out pick battle, before going on to take every single one of Williams' roles in film. Now...
You're a monster.
I was thinking of this a bit ago and honestly, I do think this would be a pretty fair match. I think I'd lean towards Jr if anything considering...
Huh, you're right. I don't know what I was thinking of, then. Obviously, Tyson still takes him out much quicker, but not as fast as I was...
If we're talking records, certain early cruiser champs became journeymen at heavyweight going late into their career. Rickey Parkey ended his...
