I watched Hagler-Mugabi the other night. Hagler was listed as 5 9 1/2 and Mugabi was list as 5 8 1/2. When they went head-to-head for the ref's...
Yeah, I wasn't suggesting it was necessarily close... just comparing someone (Hopkins) who is considered a top 10 middleweight by most people who...
Talking strictly about greatness in an achievement and resumé sense, I don't see a case for GGG in the top 5. I think the top 4 of Greb, Robinson,...
Oh, no doubt, Scar. I felt he either wasn't focused (possible as this was him testing the waters at lightweight with a potential showdown with the...
Scar, here's mine: Alexis Arguello v Vilomar Fernandez 1 1 9-10 2 10-9 (close) 3 9-10 4 9-10 5 10-9 (close) 6 10-9 (best round for Arguello) 7...
Not that I've seen. I actually thought his first defeat against Bobby Watts was a close fight. Hagler claimed he was robbed ('All [Watts] did was...
Scar, here's my write up and I agree it wasn't an amazing fight, just a good, tough one. Rolando Navarette v Chung-Il Choi Tough first defense...
I've never seen the fight but have long wanted to. Was the scoring as bad as it sounds? I think it was a legit robbery based on at least one of...
One of the very best to ever do it. Lacks the depth in his resumé that some other greats have due to the shortness of his career and relatively...
I love Wilfrdo Gomez but there's no way he beat Rocky Lockridge. That's my go-to bad decision fight.
Felix Trinidad against Oscar. I scored it a draw but most people thought Oscar won.
Parlov was no mug and Marvin just dominated him.
Johnson-Lopez was probably the most exciting fight that didn't happen in that era. Thankfully, there were plenty of other exciting ones to go round.
You uncovered a gem with this fight, Scar. I have a list of the best fights of the 90s and I didn't have that one on there - it is now. And props...
Harry Greb - the greatest fighter the world has never seen.
