Was Danny Perez ever almost flattened by Rocha? again, itsj ust not that simple, btw, Nardiello quit against Benn and said that he never ever wanted to be hit that hard again, that it was almost "not human" plus there was one guy who he put into a wheelchair I heard
hey, maybe, but the only guy to ever stop Perez was Nigel Benn, so I would still have severe doubts about the 7-4 Rocha putting him down the way he did Ward
Which doesn't really mean anything, does it? The man was getting stopped by non-punchers, and sometimes quicker than when Benn did it. So if Benn was in fact the hardest puncher, he can't have had much else going for him in the fight with Nardiello. All proof leads to the conclusion that Benn was not a huge puncher at 168.
it does if he actually quits in the middle of the ring and walks to his corner BEFORE he is stopped, because he took a few flush shots to the chin and though "**** this, this guy hits too hard" at least in his other stoppages he took his beating
maybe he wasnt a HUGE puncher at 168, but he was a puncher still, easily enough of a puncher to beat Ward if he fights a good fight
No, I'm saying that Bika would have been competitive with Eubank and Benn. In fact I say he'd beat Benn but lose to Eubank (Bika's is one of the few styles Eubank could actually deal with). Bika would be completely outclassed by the better American fighters of the time. Provide proof that Benn was a huge hitter at 168. Do it or STFU. And do stop embarrassing yourself with your denigration of Ward's resume. I assume you want to be taken even remotely seriously...
Malinga had 9 lossses. Benn may have been at the end of his career but he was only 32. I dont see Ward losing to someone like that even at the end of his career.