McCall weights for tomorrow.

No, my man. I certainly didn't take it that way at all. My relatives down south say eating a lot of cornbread makes you big, so that's where I got that phrase from.

I've never heard a racist or offensive comment from you, brother. :good

 

You're probably right. I was just giving Whittaker credit for being professional enough to show up in shape and give himself a chance.

You ever wonder how good the Atomic Bull could have been if he wasn't an addict all those years?

 

I'm looking forward to seeing what he can do.

He's probably a guy like Ronald Hearns: Dad was a top level boxer, but the son never was into the sport until late and is learning as a pro. Hopefully, he'll turn out to be better than Ronald has.

 

Of course. Who else will put up with my love for the older heavies.

 

It looks like he has potential. The heavyweight division is ready for the taking. He obviously has a couple more years of work ahead of him. You gotta love a heavyweight that goes to the body like he did against Davis.

 

Will be interesting to see the results of these. Could Oliver MCcall have another chance to become a gunuine contender. His son seems to be shaping up nicely. This is one big weekend of boxing!

 

Both seem to be close to their "prime" weights from about 10 years ago.

 

Go McCalls! Seems like a weekend for the ninetees heavyweights!

 

"Mountain" Whitaker was 239 for Estrada..... Whitaker was rock solid, but boxed like a rookie with no clue............... Ollie McCall should paste and hammer Whitaker pretty easy........ Whitaker is not a true fighter; McCall is............ BUT! Age could be a factor..... McCall is age 44 and Whitaker is about 36 / 37..........

MR.BILL

 

McCall's son looks to be tailoring his game from early Tyson tapes. I can clearly see Tyson-esque attacks. Still crude, but the kid looks to have great potential.

From what I"ve seen in these clips, I am impressed with McCall's son. :good

 

anyone know what Rahman Jr. looks like??