Larry Holmes seemed to really hate Foreman, and I believe was understandably jealous of him for making a huge fortune the easiest way possible, as...
I liked George very much as an analyst and as part of the team with Lampley and Merchant. He was engaging and fun and was an asset to the show --...
Steve Ellis was a horrible broadcaster and an absolute clod. Yes, he was rude to Joe, practically telling him to do the freaking job he was paid...
If you could design an opponent who would give Louis trouble, it would look something like Tunney. Stiff right hand puncher with an educated left...
Gerry Cooney.
Epic matches. My picks: 1967 Ali ko's 1988 Tyson 1967 Ali UD 1971 Frazier 1967 Ali UD 1938 Louis 1927 Tunney UD 1954 Marciano 1919 Dempsey UD 1954...
You like to see people get hurt.
Wouldn't that be wild!
I agree with the chorus. Archie couldn't beat any of the heavies offered except Young. Jimmy was a cutie but not as cute as the Ol' Mongoose. A...
Such is the esteem the Ring editors had for Sonny Liston. It was the kayo of Liston that propelled Martin to #68. Had that punch not landed,...
Bob Satterfield
Carlos was a rough boy. I think rougher than Ralph "Tiger" Jones who thoroughly beat up the Sugar man in 1955. More than a few guys who defeated...
I can't argue with anyone who picks Louis over Leotis Martin. Just the same, Martin was a stiff veteran puncher with good rhythm and stamina and...
It's a little misleading to say that one or the other had the superior punching power. Louis was a jolting puncher. Liston was a clubbing, heavy...
Imaginative.
