Educate me: Cleveland “BigCat” Williams

He's been permabanned here off at least THREE different accounts.

His latest account before this was banned in a matter of minutes which is actually impressive.

 

Let's hope it wasn't the last time.

 

His argument that people think a prime Williams would've defeated Ali....... because he got plastered in their actual fight is not only completely untrue but some of the dumbest logic I've ever seen here.

 

I would've reported him or being an alt but tbh, he's just entertainment at this point.

As long as you don't take him as a serious poster, and let your self done by expecting any meaningful content from the guy, he's actually pretty entertaining.

 

I don't think Williams would've beaten Hipp or Sims.

 

I'll think of him as an old man in a 20 year old's body.

 

Lamotta was the heavier man and never fought at welter weight.

You are a waste of space.

 

You are waste of space, LaMotta was never bigger man than Hagler or Mugabi, he beat LHW Satterfield who was real LHW not a small MW who later beat Williams.

 

Yes he was, he won an amateur championship @LHW in 1939 & then sucked down from 175 throughout his pro career.

Satterfield was a WW/small MW as an amateur in 1941, 2 years after LaMotta won the amateur LHW title.

 

He was not bigger than Hagler or Mugabi, hell Harry Greb and Mickey Walker are bigger men than LaMotta.



Satterfield was a WW/small MW as an amateur in 1941, 2 years after LaMotta won the amateur LHW title.[/QUOTE]
LaMotta was MW when he fought Satterfield.

LaMotta was able to hurt Satterfield but he couldnt KO Robinson, and that Satterfield knocked Williams brains out of his head and was not bothered by that overrated Williams power.

 

You are such an asset to the forum.

 

You are such an asset to the forum.[/QUOTE]
Sorry...but that's a fact, check Wikipedia about LaMotta vs Satterfield.

 

Sorry...but that's a fact, check Wikipedia about LaMotta vs Satterfield.[/QUOTE]

You even manage to **** all the quote system up.

You stated "LaMotta was MW when he fought Satterfield."

LaMotta weighed 167 you bumbling fool, on what planet is that middleweight?

 

LaMotta was MW when he fought Satterfield.

LaMotta was able to hurt Satterfield but he couldnt KO Robinson, and that Satterfield knocked Williams brains out of his head and was not bothered by that overrated Williams power.[/QUOTE]
This BS is all about Liston beating Williams twice,you hate Liston so you put down Williams.

What a sad piece of work you are!

 

Lamotta had 106 fights, in 35 of them he was 5 lbs or more over the middleweight limit. Lamotta was only inside the middleweight limit for 26 fights.
Lyle never died on any table ,he was prematurely pronounced dead once.
Read an educate yourself!
"In 1971, after serving nearly eight years for a killing, Lyle finally turned professional. He was 30 years of age and his years in prison had included several near-death encounters, including a savage assault that left him with knife wounds to his stomach, which then required a massive blood transfusion. It was at this darkest of hours that a death certificate was prematurely signed; Lyle still had some fighting to do."