I don't know much about art but it sounds interesting. Ha ha, I know this cliché about the German language. I can't judge it myself because it's...
To do a little nostalgic kitsch of the past, but anyways. Some things which I like and associate with the first half of the 60s (Let's say around...
I would have my breakfast in the company of Max Schmeling. So that's my pic:...
I think Ingo is a bit underrated by some. I don't think he just accidentally KO'd Machen or Patterson. I think the Johansson who defeated...
There is a bunch of famous fights where high temperature may have affected the outcome... And what about low temperatures? Or maybe even rain,...
Matching the flood of Ingo threads lately, I found this TV show (What's My Line?). Interestingly, the show was a day before his title defense...
I don't know what the oldest tradition is, but Indians were often very early in many cultural achievements. Thus, I checked out Kalaripayattu (or...
Sonny Liston was very dangerous in the first round as well. - Floyd Patterson twice - Wayne Bethea (his only KO loss in 50 fights) - Roy Harris...
Okay, good joke. I'll give you that. And maybe we don't have one of these cool and fancy superheroes. But let's not forget Asterix would make...
Stipe Drvis (alias Spiderman) deserves a mention. He was fighting for a German boxing promoter and was WBA world light heavyweight champion. BTW.,...
Michael Spinks was great but I think not so great. You probably mean he was light heavyweight champion (and a very good one). Bob Fitzsimmons was...
Well said and nothing more to add
Forget P4P or H2H, Butterbean is the best BMI fighter ever. Nobody would be so competitive with that many extra pounds.
You're right, Tyson was awesome in the 80s and he was extremely gifted. I don't know if he could be one of the greatest of all time, but maybe:...
I think a lot of people judge by a fighter's record (number of fights, rated opponents, worldchampions, HOFs etc.). Ray Robinson (I think that P4P...
