As i recall there might of been a bit of bad blood between them in the build-up perhaps steming from the first fight (?) Pruitt was not as...
JPL 6 Hi, JP - Re Muhammad Ali being hated by fellow opponents...i do wonder.. If they could take the usually ( if your names not Frazier !)...
Sugar Ray Seales... Sugar Ray Hammond etc i suspect there are quite a few who used the Sugar Monikar who should be queried before SSM - as stated...
James J Jeffries......> Joe Bugner Bugner would not contest Jeffries durability but would seek the safety first Jab and move route to Victory,...
My feeling on this one is that Juan much favours the come forward aggressor Give him a Katsidis or a Baby Bull Diaz...and he knows where to find...
Both in a way provide, but also can exploit style nemesis points of the other, Manny often attacks in fast flurries which can throw a boxers...
Dwight Braxton/ Qawi Baby Jake Matlala
Vernons Jab would be taken away in this one...and when it comes down to Left Hooks and right crosses i think some painful deforrestation takes...
A squat Block who fought viciously...in short bursts....against a Bigger stronger Squat Block..who fought viciously..3mins a round...I think this...
I remember a guy called James Baba Busceme was reportedly 520-13 as an amatuer - but some mean Junkyard Dogs showed it was a different world in...
Joey Curtis comes to mind as a bit too quick to rule out champ Weaver in the first Dokes fight. Cant remember his name, but the Ref, along...
That big long Monzon right hand...coming in behind the Jab...is bound to find a home on the Barkley Noggin ! Iran is tough...but once Carlos...
I must confess i always enjoy watching the Mike Rossman Display when he dethroned Victor Galindez, admittedly an off form Victor, even so Mike's...
JOWCOL - Many kind thanks, its just an opinion, but do like to show the thought processes behind same. The thing i admire about Henry cooper,...
At one point Jerry Quarry seemed like he might have some prospects behind the Mike, Sadly it didnt pan out that way.
