Small guy? Wallin is 6-6, 240 pounds and a southpaw. Wallin would dwarf the "Big" George Foreman (6-3, 217) that beat Joe Frazier. A 6-6, 240...
I misunderstood your question. The question was more about economics than the difference between the amateur and pro game. If there was no money...
The amateur game is similar to the pro game, just fought at a faster pace over a shorter distance. The fundamentals are the same, but in a 3...
Two thoughts on "rugged looking fighters." I heard an interview with SRL, his interviewer said that one of the questions to be answered was...
No, Tyson's opponents were too big and athletic. The last opponents of a champion I would pick RJJ to do well against would be Ali's opponents in...
Atlas is teaching good fundamentals, he used the mitts as a teaching tool, not to build his own ego. He looks like a good gym coach, he's...
I assume you mean the Tyson that Holyfield beat? If that is the one, I can't think of anybody that post prison Tyson could beat that Holyfield...
Whoever landed a big punch first would probably win. Briggs (because of length and movement) could probably stay away from Shavers better than...
Guys like Ali, McCall, Chuvalo, weren't getting hit like Patterson, Shavers, etc. The former were defense first, low risk takers, the later were...
Agree, when we watched the Bugner - Frazier fight for FOTW, Bugner looked like an athlete trying to box. He lacked boxing skills and IMO, Frazier...
If a fighter's footwork is wrong, everything is wrong. Good fighters fight from the ground up, if what the feet are doing is wrong, everything...
if the guy who made that video is serious, why doesn't he find a fighter and train him to use terrible footwork and find out how successful he'd...
Byrd was bigger, faster, and had much better balance and movement. RM mostly moved the back foot first when going forward, leaving both feet...
