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Thanks for your oppinions, if any of you are interested, he should be coming on theboxingtruthradio today @ 6:00PM PST / 9:00PM EST...
Any thoughts of him as a trainer? personally I haven't seen him with anyone else other than Floyd Mayweather Jr. so I think he worked all this...
I disagree with the first four rounds (except the first ), when you do a championship fight like that, Leonard was absolutely clinching, it wasn't...
3 rds to Leonard 1 draw and 8 to haggler, those flashy speedy combos were pitty pats compared to when Haggler was throwing when Haggler wasn't...
Hopkins would have been stopped by the incredible hulk named Marvin Haggler whom in common have served there time in the penitentiary to come back...
Tyson had no head movement left in those days, he would have gotten hit taken for granted that Tua would have been scared only to forget the...
if the swapped eras Mike Tyson would have a more crude style given that it's the 70's, it might be more like a Joe Frazier esk style with no...
the heck you trying to do...get someone killed..lol
Actually, Rocky was based on Chuck Wepner vs Muhammad Ali where the great Ali was taking random contenders now and Wepner fought his little heart...
Golota wins pre Riddick Bowe, Golota's much larger, faster and fierce than Quary, I'll take nothing away from Jerry, he's a bad little man but he...
It doesn't matter who's greater than who in these what if scenerio's it depends on there styles and styles make fights. Muhammad Ali fought guys...
unless Vitali learned the super uppercut George Foreman knew..I would say that the Klitschko's chances of beating either of these two or Lennox...
I want to see Rocky Marciano fight Thomas Adamek..lol both punches and punches with indestructible heads.
I've seen them all fight, unfortunately since I'm only 22 I haven't had the privledge to view enough of there fights, just the low lights of there...
