You seem to discount the weight difference, but it stands above everything else. Langford was smaller than Johnson/McVey/Wills/Jeanette.
Well said. In fact, Valuev was more snappy than given credit for, and probably had an iron jaw. Nice jab, too.
I just had a vision of Valuev scrambling on the floor for money whilst being counted out.
One of the more confusing weight classes for me. I normally say lightweight is the deepest but you could certainly argue that 175lbs is #1 - or...
Okay then. I feel my life clock ticking so, since I've said my bit, I'll leave it now.
:lol: Is he in, is he out? I could have sworn I saw him in there. Lufcrazy corrected me, I checked and he wasn't, so took him out, and now...
Yeah, Langford was a bit small though. I wouldn't brag about a 1966 Carlos Monzon on Ali's record personally.
To me, Dempsey's legacy is greatly due to him being the real white hope in a time where people were extremely dissatisfied with that oaf, Willard....
From what I know, Langford - thirty pounds lighter - clearly lost but also gave a good account of himself so that Johnson wanted no part of him...
Of course - but enough, in conjunction with his lackluster title reign, to be endorsed so greatly?
Shall we finally gather the entire bunch? They seem to have quite the family business going. From what I can gather: Reggie Strickland...
Yeah I know mate, he is overall, but not within the prime streak I specified. He's also 2-0 over Charley Burley, but a bit before he really hit...
Not nice seeing him disrespect Arcel like that though, just shoving that old man away.
Yep, including all the good black folk, too, like Kid Norfolk, Jeff Clark and Tiger Flowers.
It's so easy with these old records, so many fights and rematches.
