Ridiculous, yes, I agree. But you two are talking as if the scoring of that round is actually what the fight hinged on-I think its important to...
Actually, a 10-8 round in favor of Barrera and he still loses a Unanimous decision. The judges had it that wide.
I'd like to see if Haye can floor Audley even better than Sprott did.
Castillo did great. Floyd still won the first 5 rounds and JLC still couldn't close the gap.
Wlad beats the tar out of todays Tua.
Vargas or Mayorga, late. Thats all I can say with certainty. Mayo was tougher, the bigger hitter, and the brawls that Fernando often got...
Hamsho was fading in 1984. Roldan would have probably been able to get it done. Prime for prime, Hamsho is beast and would probably reverse...
At a fat and rusty 45? Yes, I am. Great champions arent Supermen. Even Roy Jones gets his ass kicked by mediocre fighters in todays age. A 280...
Bingo. Peterson was a great win, but Peterson fought Rios' fight. Ortiz is faster, stronger, and a bigger hitter than Peterson. Im not sure...
No, he wouldn't.
Todays Lewis, at 45, who hasn't kept up his skills or his sharpness, would struggle to be a top 20 heavyweight.
I'd pick Ortiz to light him up. Good fight though, and would be about perfect for both guys right now.
And our natural gifts and persuasions in the ring could not have been more different. I was the Anti-Pep.
Im old enough to do me, but when I was a young man I fashioned myself a Rocky Marciano type. Now, people tell me I'm a bit like a Michael...
My father idolized Pep. Talked him up all the time, said his style WAS boxing... He was sad when I took the brawler/puncher route in my own...
