I watched as Foster fought his first televised bout. He fought Doug Jones as a late fill-in, very early in his career, and put up a good fight...
I wish I could see the film. Gotta go with Jersey Joe. But it's 1950s boxing and dark forces lurk.
McVey, you're right.
I would prefer not to imagine it.
As unlikely as it sounds, prime Roy Jones Jr. Think about it. Possible or not? I say possible..
If Bob Foster qualifies as a "career light heavyweight", he could finish Cleveland Williams.
Have you watched him lose to Chuck Davey?
Yes. I would pick Spinks to win and he was fully capable of knocking Williams out. Not with one punch but I see him getting Big Cleve drunk with...
I don't know how anyone coped with Randy Turpin. So powerful, strong, quick, unorthodox, violent and awkward all in one package.
Harold Johnson wouldn't want him but I think he could beat Williams. Johnson could knock him out with one well-placed right hand.
Can anyone besides me remember Nugget, the girlie mag whose models made Mamie Van Doren look virtuous? Well, it was Nugget that sent James Baldwin...
Holly Mims was one of those guys. A real cutie, he was briefly a middleweight contender; for the rest of his career he was a spoiler most of the...
Methinks Chuvalo was better than Valdes and so was Quarry. And I don't give 100 percent credence to George's win over Jerry. That was flukey.
Quarry by unanimous decision or stoppage. I never though Nino was any good. I predict they'll never fight.
He was a terrifying puncher and I'm glad they didn't match him with 45-year-old Sugar Ray Robinson. I would bet that some lowlife manager or...
