Because hitting your opponent while avoiding being hit in return is an optimal game plan in boxing. Please, present some evidence as to your...
:lol: I remember the calls that Mayweather was too chicken to fight Saul Alvaraz in the wake of the Guerrero decision, then mere days later the...
Couldn't agree more, thoroughly enjoyed his interview with Lauryn Hill that debunked the rumour of her alleged racist quote some years back. And...
It's the things Joe didn't do that made me critical. DIDN'T fight unification bouts with Ottke, Marcus Beyer or Eric Lucas, all of whom held...
Calzaghe's style was utter **** to watch, but in it's own way I suppose it was smart. He would usually throw at least one decent shot into his...
Whoa! Last time I was here it was called Eastsideboxing! :lol: Well, my diet has improved over time and just this morning I weighed in at a lean,...
Debatable. Montell Griffin was giving him plenty of problems in their first fight.
I disagree. Apart from that swooping left he landed on Tszyu in the first, which was comprehensively Judah's round, Tszyu owned the second. And if...
:lol: There's a little more to it than that, mate.
Dude, really?? Are you making a conscious effort to find reasons not to give Mayweather these rounds??
Hear hear... Calzaghe was dreadfully mismanaged by Frank ******, and he just let it happen, seriously compromising his legacy in the process.
As I've said in another thread, Floyd rarely pushes for a knockout because it's a non-optimal game plan for him. He's invariably ahead on the...
There is nothing in that quote that implies that he sees one game plan as being superior to another. Just looks like a mere statement of facts...
Truth speakery. Floyd rarely pushes for a knockout for the simple reason that it is a non-optimal gameplan. He's never behind on the cards past...
Are you confusing Floyd's preferred tactics with his ability to produce blunt force trauma? :huh