Dave Tiberi to come out of knowhere to defeat James Toney. Only to suffer one of the WORST Championship fight decisions in history! a true boxing...
Battle of the big men. The fine Boxing skills of Klitschko, Versus the murderous left hook of Cooney. Cast you vote & please explain. Also give...
Well Conn is very good defensivly... But it's true he would have to go on the attack & Billy is known for being too brave for his own good. Max...
Thanks for the support Chris. To be fair, there are some Russian,Italian & Latin fighters here. They don't consider themselves to be "White" per...
However Dempsey did make quick work of Jess Willard & Luis Angel Firpo. Both bigger men. But admittently nowhere near the size of Valuev.
Wilde has that terrific punch, but I think the ultra smooth Laciar can keep out of harm's way & capture a 15 round decision over the long haul for...
The Hulking Valuev, versus the ferocious "Manassa Mauler" Who will come out on top in this one? Cast vote & please explain. Please give...
Yeah had De Leon crumpled in a corner. brutal stoppage. DeLeon got him in a rematch, winning a decision over Gordon. Also was DQ'd in a fight...
The "Scientific" boxer Max Schmeling, or the smooth boxing Billy Conn? Tough Match up. Cast vote & please explain. with result. First round of...
Battle of the powerful right hands. The Rock versus the "Bionic" Right hand. Who will come out on top? Please explain your vote. & give...
Exactly! Thanks Shakie! I still haven't seen anybody offer an opinion of who would be thier favorite's. This one is wide open, any number of...
hey, I put in Henry Cooper for you Brits!! Lol
I could have easily dona an All-Black Tournament. But the Names would be pretty much the same as in any Heavyweight Tourney. But this IS different...
Exactly. Tua is a Samoan, Just a Tournament of other than Black Heavyweights. Just something a little different.
Yes, the Black Heavyweight Champions are among the best the Division has to offer. This Tournament is a little different. Consisting of the rest...
