Saw someone post this CompuBox's Plus/Minus Ratings (as of 12/17/2013): Fighter Overall Conn.% Opp. Conn.% +/- Rating Punches/Rd.(L/T) Floyd...
Geale is a former Champion and is currently rated #3 by RING it would be his best win to date and that's what GGG needs. If they force a Kirkland...
The police and goverment have shown a unreasonable amount of restraint. If this took place in the USA it would be immediately crushed, people...
Dan Rafael said Geale, Kirkland, Lee are the names being discussed and Lee would be a hell of a lot better than Kirkland. Lee was Chavez's best...
When Jennings went down he was clearly dazed and his legs weren't there for a while once things resumed although he showed good poise to move and...
Apostoli, Yarosz, Overlin are all guys who aren't getting mentioned that deserve legit consideration for the top 10. Apostoli beat the two best...
Not accurate. People put Hopkins in the top 10 based on "dominance" but look closely and tell me who was more dominant. Steele went 43-3-1 at MW...
They're about the same height but it doesn't matter since Szpilka fights out of such a low stance and crouch. I expect Jennings has several inches...
I also look for that before his last few fights when i see training clips and he always keeps them up when hitting mitts or shadowboxing but...
In the 80's he was caught trying to smuggle Mayan artifacts out of Mexico but got caught. Just like his later boxing days he paid off the right...
What surprises me most is when Szpilka is labelled a slugger, i understand where it comes from due to his willingness to trade but it isn't...
******ed idea. Stiverne, Arreola, Wilder, Jennings, Fury, Adamek, Povetkin will all be aiming for the WBC belt and they won't unify with Klychko...
Works both ways this may be a negotiating tactic for Geale to try and get a Sturm fight which seems more likely to me.
He's a regular Al McCoy
Fights aren't getting made though with too many guys playing it safe Geale, Murray, Quillin, Sturm, Sergio. It could be good but doubt it will...
