This is essentially correct. I would move the time a little earlier for lighter weight fighters, but by Ross, Canzoneri, Armstrong, Chocolate,...
Benny Leonard was one of them.
Knocking out Harry Matthews with one punch is not an accomplishment. Hammering Don Cockell for 11 rounds and relying on the ref to save the man...
Right. He was hit on the money by Ali, Holmes, and Quarry and didn't go down. Not once. Stop exaggerating. It ruins your credibility.
Folks are way too happy on Marciano here. It's a different class between Norton and Marciano.
In the heavyweight division this is true, although Tunney brought a lot up from the light heavyweights. But this isn't true for the lighter...
You are completely wrong about this. Tyson had the most trouble against big tall men. The uppercut business is not an issue. Louis used...
His chin wasn't that bad. He was iced by megapunchers Foreman and Tua, but they destroyed a lot of fighters with decent chins. Moorer was a...
If Walcott could extend Marciano for 12 rounds, indeed dropping him and winning the most rounds, a shot Charles could take Rocky 15 rounds, and...
I don't get any of them mixed up. Sorry.
I don't get this at all.
I think the heavyweight division prior to the mid-1950s was weak compared to other divisions and the heavyweight division after the mid-1950s....
You thought the second and third Frazier bouts were razor thin close? I didn't. Norton gave Ali fits all three times.
Slightly behind the two of them, along with Chavez, but competitive with the field.
He wouldn't have to.
