I hugely admire both of the Max'es....Baer's ferocious best...and Schmeling's greatest moment lies ahead.
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Wonderfull Rocky.Notice, ESB fans how devoid of body fat these oldtimers had. Lean, trim, and ready to go 15 rounds or more. Today, too many boxing fans mistake the big dreadnoughts of today,as being superior in strength to the oldtimers, who came in at their least amount of superfluous weight . Made oldtime fighters more durable,better trained, and fighting more often. Rocky, keep them cummin...
Damn. Floyd's not a particularly small guy either, he was about 6 foot I think. The body should be like steel, but maybe he should've bounced that monster off his chin a few times, perhaps. Although maybe he did, that would explain a few things...
Right on Burt - I'll try to some more on here later - at work at the minute so adios until later :good
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