It's a combination of ignorance around the lower divisions and eastern fighters (yes, he was Russian, but fought in Japan), and the fact that he's...
If you were around then, no one gave two squirts of **** that Lewis didn't hold the WBO. Wladimir was holding what was largely viewed as a...
Wilder is the bigger hitter in terms of raw power. Joshua can punch, but he doesn't hold a special place, in that regard.
I have it very close to the same, though I had De La Hoya edging Whitaker. I do need to watch the Mosley rematch again because I haven't seen it...
My issue with "overturning disputed results" is that I don't think there was too much dispute with Kessler decisioning him and beating him in the...
Crawford is still THE Champion. There is little need to sweat what the alphabet boys do.
One of the most consistently underrated lightweights. How does a former Lightweight Champion, who made four defenses, and beat men the caliber of...
If we are only talking about those born on the peninsula, it may be Johnny Dundee. People shouldn't forget that Young Corbett III and Sammy...
Tippy Larkin. He handily outboxed one of the great welterweight jabbers in history in Billy Graham and only lost three official decisions in his...
Benitez.
They just announced that it won't be happening.
I'm a big proponent of lineage and Fury is Lineal Champ. Saying that he swerved a rematch with Klitschko or that he avoided an offer from Usyk has...
He's a stylistic cutout of his father, but not as good as his father was. Which is fine, seeing as no son who had a father on that level ever...
Pryor, Tszyu, and Galaxy, like most guys who carved their legacies out in junior/super divisions, aren't "all-time greats" in the general sense,...
The modern era, certainly. Castillo, for instance, could have beaten a host of titlists from the last two decades--Gradovich, Wood, Santa Cruz,...
