wow, could go either way, but i would favor Holyfield via late stoppage on cuts, but Marciano would really test Evander's chin, which was fairly...
I remember hearing that a film of Abe has been found, and is being cleaned up. It's his loss of the title to Johnny Kilbane in 1912. Not sure when...
Could Benny Leonard qualify? He was a terrific 'defensive wizard', as far as punching power, he wasn't a one punch k.o. artist, but many opponents...
Before Robinson? Many argued between, Joe Gans, Benny Leonard, and Sam Langford.
He may have one, but Sanchez would eventually negate this, like he did several times before. possible stoppage around 8-10.
On one side, Robinson could keep Armstrong outside, mix it up a little here and there. As has been said before, Robinson's physical gifts would...
I've read a little about Abe, and how highly the old-timers rated him, but does he hold up as well after nearly a century since his career ended....
I didn't mean that in-fighting was Jimmy's style. yet for this match-up, i meant that if Jimmy tries for an early k.o. like he predicted, then he...
Two of the best flyweights in history, if both were to meet, in their primes for 15 rounds, who would win? Wilde said once that he would've KO'd...
I also would like to mention it would also feature the likes of Sam Langford, George Dixon, Jack Blackburn, 'Barbados' Joe Walcott, Terry...
There is a new movie about Roberto Duran coming next year(i think), and i got inspired to start writing a script for a movie about another great...
janitor, good point, i guess if Langford could come in at 165-167lbs, and if Robinson is comfortable at 160lbs, sort of like his fights with...
How would Duran fair against other great Lightweights like: Joe Gans Benny Leonard Ike Williams Carlos Ortiz Henry Armstrong (i know he's...
I think you may be right about Robinson early on. However Sam always has that heavyweights punch, and chin, plus he has a better defense (open...
I've seen an interview with Jimmy Jacobs in 1987, where he claimed that he owned a copyrighted version of the Tunney-Greb match in 1922, he said...
