Byrd would, because Lewis didn't fight southpaws. Ruiz hardly would. Lewis destroyed Botha who shared similarities. Sent from my iPhone using...
He definitely praised Peter. I don't have time to look it up right now.
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Eddie Chambers said he was the hardest puncher he faced while posting on this forum.
Every one who fought Peter that I know of said he hit really hard.
Briggs is fighting in London Wilder is in London Both need opponents Let's go champ. Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk
Yeah, he might beat Barrera at his prime or even in a rematch. He didn't lose the actual fight by very much. 3 points on two of the cards, and...
Okay, I watched the first half of it. Here are some observations: 1. Lewis has a case for winning the first round but I have trouble giving it to...
I think I'll watch that fight again. Off memory, Lewis landed a ridiculous uppercut in that round but Tyson ate it and gave up the general feeling...
Who exactly did Holyfield ever take out early?
He won the first round and took his beating. Botha, Golota, Grant, and Morrison were outclassed worse than Tyson. Actually, Golota firmly...
Yep, he made no effort to get up. Don't tell me you can rise from a Tyson uppercut in a rough fight but not get up from a punch from Holyfield....
If he took a fat-soluble supplement and then started burning fat, it could be released into his blood.
Buster Douglas against Holyfield. Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk
Yes, but Teddy was with him for awhile and that kind of psychological damage takes time to reverse.
