It does when your opponent is a world-wide superstar that will go on to fight guys that you promote.
Make sure there's at least 2-3 pre-1960 fights on there... some vintage Charles , Louis. A good pair of fights to show him would be...
JMM is getting too old to be chasing Pacquiao... if Pac beats DLH and then proceeds to fight Hatton and PBF in his next two fights, that puts JMM...
Dempsey is far too high.
He could compete.
Hagler via wide UD. Abraham gives away all the early rounds as he always does, and then loses the later ones when he can't knock Hagler out....
If these fights really did come off, I would make a ton of money by picking an underdog Virgil Hill to school LaMotta and win a wide UD.
DLH looked pretty good against Hopkins. He was clearly outmatched and outgunned, but he was game and put up a good fight.
Chris John is underrated. He's a solid beltholder. The point deductions in the JMM fight were BS, though. I had JMM close but clear without...
Wanderlei always struck me as having the right attributes but the wrong style.
Anderson via stoppage in 2+.
Watch Liddell-Jardine for a good example of leg kicks winning a fight. Granted, Liddell didn't get stopped, but the clear decider in that fight...
Wow. Hell of a story!
Not the cleanest example, but Hearns beat Leonard (the "draw" from II) - Leonard beat Hagler - Hagler beat Hearns A better one is Hearns...
Well, if you can punch hard and have an iron chin, you can be the undisputed heavyweight champion of the world. Doesn't mean you will, nor does...
