No he ****ing wouldn't :lol:
What people overlook is natural size. Skeletal size. Moore was naturally thick set and muscular. In the fifties he was most comfortable at 185lbs+...
Based on his performances, I'd say so. Tunney was tough. Robinson may not have maintained his record had he fought H. Williams or Burley.
Meant to say Robinson, although Leonard was picky, too. It's no coincidence Robinson never fought some of the better black welterweights and...
Any different to Ray Leonard?
:huh
When he was younger, yes. Bivins also beat my #6, but he's not near the top twenty. Burley shouldn't be in the top thirty five realistically -...
****, me too.
:lol: Hamed's arrogance - not charisma - led him to believe he was some Dapper Don who could control his car going 90mph.
Yeah that's good. I think they call it 'Peter McNeeley Syndrome' although by the time those alphabet titles were in full swing, even he was...
Okay how about this. After those the bracket includes Whitaker, Holyfield, Arguello, Hearns, Spinks, Saddler, Chavez, Williams, Ortiz, Gavilan,...
You do realise that, if you couldn't think of any more names to add, we may have a solid top twenty one :cool:
Yeah, from what I know it seems that way.
Well, this: 1. Greb 2. Armstrong 3. Robinson 4. B. Leonard 5. Langford 6. Charles 7. Moore (YES, **** off) 8. Willie Pep 9. Roberto Duran 10. Bob...
Personally I see whether they were ever rated in The RING'S annual top ten (as provided by Boxrec Encylopaedia). But you could also look at...
