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Boomer heavyweight? That's new, and if "modern training" = PEDs I get what you are saying. I do suspect that certain fighters' abilities have...
If Marciano was bigger than Norton I think he still loses, and I don't think Norton was unbeatable or anything close to it. On video, RM is one...
I don't have proof, but from what I've seen PEDs will give a person much more courage than he would ordinarily have. I think "grit, toughness"...
Norton obviously did well with Ali. I've always wondered about the scoring for the Holmes fight. I think the boxing establishment wanted Norton...
Terrell probably should not be considered "green" in any fight vs. Cleveland Williams. Williams is the one who had no amateur career and started...
According to BoxRec, Norton was down 6 times in his first 17 fights. Most of those were local fights and there might have been more knockdowns...
I know it won't be popular here, but IMO Ring magazine ratings mean little/nothing (bird cage liner), and Patterson was a good fighter who did...
I know almost nothing about Roy Harris, but a quick look at his record shows he never won a fight outside of Texas. I would guess the "names"...
I haven't seen Carnera on video in awhile so I did a search and found this post I made about him. "From what I've seen Carnera looks like a...
Since this is about when Frazier should have retired, under ideal conditions he would have found a good, honest financial advisor and shown...
Few retire at the perfect time, but Frazier probably should have retired March 9, 1971, the day after the first Ali fight. He didn't look good...
My knee jerk reaction was Foreman beats him easily. But I watched IJ vs. Machen a few days ago and IJ is fairly mobile and moves a bit like...
Why would Holyfield "head butt a tire?" A tire might cut him or cause an abrasion. I would think that IF there was a tire around the heavy bag, it...
You are describing a guy as a "mall ninja" but it depends on how the story is told. Steve Jennum was the defending UFC champ when he defeated...
