Seriously though a very solid fighter who could beat almost any 140lber not in form at his best. Probably not in the top ten of 140lbers, but...
oooooooh increible!!!
He was good enough that he would of had a losing title fight at 175. He made the most of the new Cruiserweight division, and was as good as...
Do not know if he is now retired, as, as is mentioned he is coming up 70; but I saw an article a few years back where he is an inspector in the...
I am not comfortable rating active fighters. I think his resume thus far is excellent (hence the rating) but concede hindsight in 20 years time...
Indeed they do not; they also need to be smart and make Acorns question themselves.
I do not see much changing. Ali did not have an iron chin (it was merely very good), but what he did have was a great heart and perhaps the best...
1 Julio Cesar Chavez Sr 2 Ricardo Lopez 3 Canelo Alvarez 4 Carlos Zarate 5 Jose Napoles (I know, but to me he is Mexican) 6 Salvador Sanchez 7...
I know McCallum put on the lbs as he got older, but calling him a Heavy is pushing it! ;) As mentioned in the opening post, perhaps all are...
Craig Bodzianowski: Good enough to become a world rated Cruiser with only one whole leg.
Good call; from the McDermott fight onwards, Davey Boy always gave good value. Superb heart, very good power and at best an average chin is a...
Going into 87 I thought Olajide would beat Hagler, Hearns and McCallum in the same night! So when he lost to Tate, I was really excited to see him...
There is an argument for Vitali/Sanders being for the vacant title (thus your point), but Chris Byrd had a stronger claim than Vitali for being...
Vitali was never a lineal champ. Lewis retired thus the rule being that a vacant title is taken up when the generally recognised #1 and #2...
Yes, the eye damage he received certainly looked similar to Collins Jr, thankfully it turned out to not be as serious as the American. But with...
