Best legacy: Sanders, Byrd, or Peter

You aren't understanding it correctly. Guess the amount of time it took you to look it up and get back to me kinda hints at that, though.

 

You're not to swift, so I'll try to spell it out for you Cobs. You think because Y (rotator cuff injury) follows X(fighting Byrd) that X caused Y. It didn't. They happen. Happening twice against one fighter would not be considered proof in a court of law or among 95% of posters here. How about you make a thread asking how many people believe your little theory? I'm fairly confident, there will be nothing " healthy" about the minority you will be in.

 

Aww, that's cute! You tried, but that's not actually how it works. See my last response for an accurate rendition.

 

You love to say I'm not a fight fan and never watched the fights. Neither is accurate. I won't make the silly claim that you didn't watch the fight because it's childish and pointless. I will maintain that anyone who could possibly think Byrd had an equal or greater career to Vit cannot possibly be a fight fan, or at least cannot rationally evaluate fights in a manner conducive to being a decent fan

 

Uh, no, just made up bull****. Vit dominated the first couple rounds, then tore his cuff. He still was nicking most rounds before he had to quit. No reasonable person has any doubt Vit wins a rematch. But then we know your not reasonable

 

No because that actually rationally follows. Try to keep up Cobs!

 

You know who was also a ghost, just like Byrd? A guy so crafty and fast, two of his opponents had devastating rotator cuff injuries? Not only that, but for one other terrible arm injuries. Not only THAT, but unlike Byrd, he basically ended both of their careers.

Yeah, that Dereck Chisora just could not be caught. Too slick, too smooth.