Walcott has a counter punching festival and stops Dempsey, mid-late after Walcott settles in and finds the timing.
Tito was the harder puncher, but Leonard was better overall, which helps in scoring stoppages. No way Leonard hit harder, but Leonard could crack.
I'm a bigger fan of Tito than Ray, but Leonard ****s him up without too many scary moments. Too fast and smart to get caught up in what Tito did...
Good stuff, ribtickler- There were 10 times as many boxing gyms and it had 10 times the popularity at its zenith. You really couldn't escape...
Johnson can't tie Walcott up and spoil forever. At some point, Walcott is going to hit him with combinations. I think Johnson does well to make it...
He should have got that business done sooner... Bing bang... Bop boom.
One thing is certain: it wouldn't be boring. A countering festival. Walcott a stays a step ahead because of defense I suppose. Holyfield would...
Heavy_hands = combatesteboxeo from a while ago... I'm truly convinced at this point.
It isn't that far-fetched for a guy with no professional boxing/fighting experience to be a natural puncher. There are guys who naturally can...
I think he does a comparable job to Patterson or Charles or Spinks at heavy. He wins some, loses some against the C and B-level guys. Guys...
So which do you believe, Southpaw? Does Louis beat Tyson worse than Ali would and Douglas did or does Tyson "****" Louis? You've taken both...
That would suck- shitting yourself and then getting knocked out. Bad day.
Well, if you're a professional fighter, don't be that guy.
Will someone please give a coherent, detailed explanation of why Lewis has an "inferior" jab? Give examples of both fighters and fights so I can...
I love it; the cliche has come to life in the very thread it highlights... :patsch
