Is he the greatest middleweight in history?

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  1. Polite Assassin

    Polite Assassin New Member Full Member

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    This is why I keep my Eastside Account active and check in once in awhile.

    Pure comedy gold.

    WTF is a micro???
     
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  2. the cobra

    the cobra Awesomeizationism! Full Member

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    You have to resort to making things up now. Just give up and actually learn some things about boxing.
     
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  3. Bo Bo Olson

    Bo Bo Olson Well-Known Member Full Member

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    Cal is not a middle weight...he was always IMO Lt. Heavy. or to call it it's true weight Jr. Lt. Heavy...of course that don't sound so good.

    He was Lt. Heavy...in I am old school...Ie Billy Conn fought at his best fighting weight of 166-8....and I saw no reason why that the boxing councils bowed to Lennard so he could get a fifth belt to match Hearns...So they invented a weight for Leonard. Seeing he could not fight at real max Lt. Heavy.
     
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  4. sitiyzal

    sitiyzal ................. Full Member

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    This forum is such a joke that it's hard to tell who's trolling & who's just a ******ed child :hey.

    I agree that Jones was at his peak & Calzaghe was shot to pieces :good.
     
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