I'd expect Walcott to take a close-ish decision, but wouldn't bet on it. Schmeling was very capable of boxing well and/or landing a fight-altering...
This. Fast hands, good movement, hard punch, good jab, and ring smarts, not to mention a size advantage, is enough to consistently beat Chavez.
But I don't know if this is enough evidence to make such definitive statements. More and better quality footage would give a more well-rounded...
Yeah he looks pretty bad. This is a good example of the contemporary accounts and fellow great fighters praising a fighter turning out to be...
Probably because Chavez spent a lot of time fighting in Mexico fighting these cans before coming to America. Robinson went right in to a deep...
Whitaker.
I agree, its just easy to play devil's advocate in this situation. That its even a debate taken seriously is testimony to Greb's legend.
What prevents Marciano from landing a punch early on that changes/ends the fight?
I love the Greb lore as much as anyone, but I have trouble pitting a light-punching middleweight (no matter how great) against a guy at least...
A combination of inadequate safety equipment (no wraps), poor technique, and your joints not being used to the beating you just issued them.
The lightweight version of Chavez is one of the best LWs ever, but so is the Whitaker we're talking about. Chavez may have slipped a rung when...
He wasn't too green. He was plenty capable of beating Chavez at that point.
Wow... Now I see it! I was wrong all along... Ali didn't have skill or reflexes, he just had a physical advantage over his bum opponents... He had...
Its amazing someone as ******ed as you can string together a sentence... I stopped reading at "Ali had poor reflexes even prime". Noone believes...
Damn dog you know you're a ****** when you get shut down in the general!!! (Jab and Azzer excluded from the generalization of the general)
