Yes. Boots is more dynamic than Forrest was and Mosley is too small for Boots. It’s a competitive fight, but size matters here.
A tale of three fights. It looks like Tito vs Oscar early, turns into Tito vs Reid, and ends in Tito vs Blocker (at worst) or Joppy (at best).
I think so, but he’s earned the right to do so. At this point, I hope he retires undefeated.
Blasphemy! Vargas and Mosley would not beat Boots.
Xander figured out immediately that he could not outbox Boots. In fact, Boots hit him cleanly with the first jab he threw. It noticeably jolted...
The sum of Ward’s “ordinary” attributes made him a great fighter.
Would’ve been nice to see Kell Brook fight Devon Alexander at his peak. Also would’ve liked to see him pass on the GGG fight and face prime...
Definitely NOT ranked behind SOG.
Great analysis. Thanks for taking the time to explain. Holmes is very under appreciated. The Foreman fight would’ve been a big feather in his cap....
I guess my question is, what exactly do you see Steward adding to Holmes?
Hearns vs Hagler. Hearns should’ve tried to outbox Hagler early on instead of going for broke. The right hand bomb that resulted in a broken hand...
Please elaborate on the Steward/Holmes pairing. Larry has an ATG jab. Do you think Manny could’ve developed Larry’s right hand?
Based on Louis Conn I, I have prime Roy beating Joe Louis H2H. I also have him beating Floyd Patterson. Marciano is tricky. I have a hard time...
You’re succumbing to revisionist history to discredit Roy’s dominant win over Toney. Roy was the #3 P4P fighter at the time. The two fighters...
Nacho Beristain and Oscar De LA Hoya. The Petronelli brothers or Eddie Futch with Bud Crawford. Manny Steward and Paul Williams.
