Just a tip for my chubby buddy @moparfan You do realize that Moonsri is actually Wanheng Menoyathin right?
God I love both of them, two actresses who commanded their presence on screen and you just can't look away. Who would you say is the Audrey Hepburn/Bergman of this era?!
While I like Keira Knightley, Natalie Portman and Anne Hathaway are fine actresses and come the closest, they could be able to reach their heights if there were better scripts now days, but at this point no one in this era are good enough to be mentioned in the same breathe.
Just checking. And what's your reasoning, after all you called the Guevara-Kimura upset, maybe you know something that we don't. Spill your guts.
Grats man, Georgia must be on fire tonight! (Even though you're a Hawks fan), you probably love the Falcons too!!
Being a huge fan of old Hollywood isn't the exclusive jurisdiction of gay men. Its okay for straight guys to gush over the stunning and haunting beauty of old starlets like Bergman and Hepburn. But yes I agree they're all supremely worthy.
Who is Moonsri's biggest win...??? Gil Bae in my opinion, though he has been KO's in the majority of his losses (against sub par to great competition). All of Moonsri's fights have taken place in Thailand, while all of Jerusalem's fights have taken place in his homeland of the Philippines. Maybe its too big of a step up for the 22 year old Jerusalem, but on the other side of that continuum, maybe its too late for the 31 year old Moonsri. Neither guy has fought great named fighters, neither guy has taken that big step to establish them self. My personal opinion, the younger Jerusalem will put up a valiant effort, stealing rounds (maybe not on the judges' scorecards) but the elder Moonsri will have his hands full with the younger combatant...!!!
Its a distinct possibility, maybe more of us should think outside of the box with this one, you may very well have a point.
Ima current watching Moonsri videos on youtube: My playlist is as followed: vs: Silem Serang Young Gil Bae Go Odaira Oswaldo Novoa Saul Juarez
Moonsri Pros: Throws great left hooks, with a follow up right hand. Always keeps his hands up near his face, in a defensive posture Adapt at switching from attacking opponent's body to head, mixing in combinations Great at fighting in close (See Con #2 & #3) Great at stalking his opponent (See Con #5) Potent lead right hand Great reflexes Great footwork Has a tendency not to allow his opponent to tie him up Moonsri Cons: No power on his punches Doesn't throw uppercuts when in close, just looping left and right hands Attempts uppercuts from further away than he should Wants to keep punching, even if it means hitting air, opponent shoulders or gloves Has a tendency to go lackadaisical or back up when he has an opponent in a vulnerable situation Lacks head movement
Used to be Falcon's fan in the Chris Miller/Deon Sanders - Chris Chandler/Jamal Anderson days. Up to the point they drafted that scumbag Michael Vick, haven't really followed the NFL since. Glad they're going back to the Super Bowl with what looks like a decent chance of winning it this time.