The voice of reason. I was a boxing fan in the 70s and I just can't seem to recall the nigh unto invincible version of Ron Lyle. Lyle stopped...
My first favorite was Little Red Lopez. My all time favorite changes pretty regularly. My current favorite is Esteban 'Ali" Garza. He is a...
Yes. Lopez would outbox him and, at the very least, fight him to a standstill toe to toe.
I don't think that he was as durable. I think that he and Rosario have a particular similarity that Chavez would exploit; they both need room to...
Chavez, and it isn't close. If they were the same weight, same age, all that, Chavez would beat him like he did Rosario but in less rounds.
Foreman would win this easily and it would have nothing to do with his ring cutting skills that he never once showed in a fight. Especially in his...
Duran was a better fighter, probably, at 154, even. But Charlo was probably a large super middle as a junior middle.
Those were good fights. I am fortunate enough to be friends with a man that was close to Don Chargin when he took his show from LA to Sacramento...
Nothing beyond "Glad to meet you, champ." I was barely 21 then. If I had it to do over, I have a lot of questions that I would ask.
For the most part, none of those guys are all that good either. They are all big, though. Some of them bigger than they should be. But not too good.
Olivares was better than Gomez.
I met him when he worked at the Stardust in Las Vegas. He was right inside the main entrance operating some spinning wheel type game. 1985, I...
Robinson is the greater middleweight in terms of accomplishments and, I guess, by a pretty fair margin. I think that, if they fought, Robinson...
That reminds me of the Married With Children episode when Al had long hair and was calling himself Axl Bundy. Wardley had a good win last night,...
It isn't so much about hurting him with that first punch as it is about hitting him hard enough to make him think about the next one. But he...
