BUGNER BUCKLES HIM WITH A RIGHT: Bugner had Frazier noticeably hurt in the 4th and 10th rounds of their London slugfest. [IMG]
CHIN OF IRON: Bugner shows he can stand toe-to-toe with Smokin' Joe. [IMG]
GOING FOR THE KNOCKOUT: Frazier reels under Bugner's right handed attack. [IMG]
STRUGGLING TO HOLD OFF BUGNER'S ATTACK: Frazier offers desperate resistance as Bugner comes on strong. [IMG]
WISHING HE HAD NEVER CAME TO LONDON: Smokin' Joe Frazier after being battered by Bugner in 1973. [IMG]
I just put Danmann on my ignore list. He argues that the prime Bugner was slow? Are you kidding me? Has this guy even watched Bugner's 1973 Ali...
I don't want to hear any of this ignorant **** about Bugner's sub-prime (pre-1973) and post-prime (after 1977) performances. Bugner's greatness...
Bugner outclassed Henry Cooper in 1971, easily winning their bout by using his steady, accurate left jab. [IMG]
Joe Bugner was an all-time great contender. Could have challenged for the title in any era. Could have been a champion in some eras. Accept it....
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That Khabib is a mean assed, ferocious little guy! Job well done! KHABIB...I SALUTE YOU, MY BROTHER! DAGESTAN #1 IN PRO BOXING 2012!!
Agreed.
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