I invite you to watch the rest of it. I had Juan trailing 4 rounds to 2 after 6, and still I arrived at a winning card for the Mexican. John...
I had a mind to score these exact two late one night but just couldn't follow the blur of their hands, particularly Estrada's against Gonzalez....
We're talking about a serious opponent here in Marquez, whose ring intelligence is on par with Barrera's, and surpasses Hamed's by a very large...
One never can tell. And it's true what you say about Oscar.
He out-jabbed Marquez, though. I know that that isn't exactly Juan's strong suit, but it is an avenue for Barrera to exploit. A prime Barrera...
Would you have it close, you think? Questionable decisions that went Oscar's way were usually one-point fights. I had him losing to Whitaker and...
Hamed wouldn't have a clue what to do. He'd suffer another comprehensive loss.
I had Marquez up by five points, but it's not hard to see how a younger, fresher Barrera might have flourished. They peaked at different points in...
While there were rumblings of Oscar coming in at 160 in earlier days, he seemed to whip himself into better shape for his higher profile fights. I...
Allowing for certain considerations regarding the rule set, my best guess would be: Ali Louis Holmes Lewis Tyson Liston Foreman Frazier...
But there is a size difference. Cotto at 24 was tipping in at 155 pounds on the night. This was before he hit his prime. Meanwhile, Castillo...
It's an interesting match-up because a guy like Patterson is bound to get rocked by the power Haye possesses. I must say, though, that I favor...
Tyson rolled with the uppercut, but you're right about most other punches. If he failed to slip them, he tended to take them flush on. Frazier...
I'd only put money on Ali, Holmes, and Lewis. And there's a good chance Lewis gets his block knocked off by Tyson, at that. Holmes too, come to...
I also follow this precept. I have for many years now, actually. I find that it's the most fun and educational.