I would put him between 10 and 15. First of all, his victory over Bowe was the closest in that trilogy and Evander's victory was far from...
I hear "Sonny of Sunnybrook Farm" is pretty good. But seriously, the only one I've read is "The Devil and Sonny Liston" which I really liked.
Always just a matter of time before Cleveland Williams is brought up, isn't it? That magical night in 1967 when Ali knocked out the second...
I'm going to see if there is a McAfee scan that will clean him. More like a Norton scan.
Pretty thorough and insightful. Thanks.
The old Ring Magazine was of poor quality, frankly. The writing, editing, photography, graphics, timeliness of reports, were all pathetic. Bert...
I appreciate the thread's opening case. Thank you for exposing some myths. These myths have existed now for decades and they create an...
Good point! Ali and Holmes feasted on a lot of journeymen, and totally got away with it, per usual.
I am a Duran fan, but I tend to think of it this way: Knocking out Pipino Cuevas and then Davey Moore was impressive, but didn't fully make up...
Yes, overall I think he's overrated, and let it be known that I am a fan of his. There are too many embarrassing losses, though I temper their...
Great match-up that could potentially go either way. I guess I'd pick Lyle, seeing him as slightly more durable. Neither one was great in the...
IT was bad management to have Roberto defend first against Leonard. He should have had a couple of easy defenses first. But the responsibility...
Duran's defeat of Leonard earlier that year was a monumental effort, of the Joe Frazier W15 Muhammad Ali variety. It took so much mentally and...
I had written him off after a few of those kos, so appreciated that he came back and won a belt, meaningless as it was. He could punch, move, and...
No one is counting Inoki. 1976 was a bad year for Ali though, wasn't it? But we all know just how old and decrepit he was at age 34.
