Older pure boxers agianst larger men who can punch?

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  1. McGrain

    McGrain Diamond Dog Staff Member

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    Calderon Cazales is happening tonight.

    What does history tell us about this type of match up? Any good examples?
     
  2. McGrain

    McGrain Diamond Dog Staff Member

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  4. Sweet Pea

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    Leonard was by no means old. Older than Hearns yes, but I don't think that's what he was looking for. Aging/fading boxers in general.
     
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  6. McGrain

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    Yes, though to be fair, I wasn't very clear.

    Past-prime boxers versus primed punchers who are bigger, would have been a better way to say it.
     
  7. Lacyace

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    Oh, sorry. I read the title incorrectly.
     
  8. dpw417

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    Holman Williams/Bob Satterfield
     
  9. ChrisPontius

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    Most recently, how about Casamayor vs Katsidis? Great fight, by the way.
     
  10. the cobra

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    Bernard Hopkins was 36 when he dismantled Trinidad, and 41 when he ran over Tarver, and he'll be giving another example soon.

    I don't know how old Pep was when he fought Saddler.

    I think Holmes-Tyson, Holmes-Holyfield, and Holmes-Mercer (all of Holmes' fights after his comeback) all count.