Interesting comment. Wondering how 'a mid-1970's Sullivan' might have done against Ali in the slow-ring of Kinshasa ......
I actually like Ali somewhat or reach/mobility, but it's hard to say, and it's true that if Ali 'flurried' he'd be putting his hands at great...
Basically, Mark Young is saying that, on a bet, he'd hunch Foreman. He admits that analysis does not predominate in either fighters favor. Young...
Good timing and countering ability for Gene (and of course the same can be said for Louis ;) ). Anyways, how hard a punch a fellow throws is...
The coins in my left front pants pocket would be on Frazier.
In the interviews for the Murray Warner computer radio tournament Louis said he could not say whether he could have beaten Marciano, saying that...
I'd favor Louis, yet if Dempsey won in a dominant fashion I also wouldn't be surprised. Jack has no reason to be morbid going into this fight --...
Ali's combination of stamina/durability, gradual attritioning, sporadic flurry-dazing, and ability to sit on a punch when timely and safe,...
"Footwork: This is easily in Foremans favor. He knew how to cut the ring off and could actually be agile in his prime. Jeff was described by...
Brought together via time machine, I think Big George would be a bridge to far for The Boilermaker. Better fight if they came along in the same...
IMO, Mendoza didn't reneg, unless you and he had previously agreed on just what was meant by "filmed." If you (McVey) meant something was...
Well, Frazier. But don't be surprised if Frazier has to (and would) gut through a few nasty-hard rights along the way.
I wonder whether the medium influenced the delivery, i.e., about so-much to speak, and so-and-so minutes to a recorded side, so you wanted the...
1) Would liked to have voted for The Brown Bomber. Voted for Ali. --- 2) You can only fight the guys who are there to fight. Can't dock Louis...
Yesterday finished apollack (author Adam Pollack's) In the Ring With Jack Dempsey - Part II: 1919 - 1923. I think I have a greater appreciation...
