P4P Top 10 Cowardliest Boxers of All Time

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  1. Ylem

    Ylem Well-Known Member Full Member

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    and im the one thats unarmed?

    2 wins in one thread. Yay me.
     
  2. Beouche

    Beouche Juan Manuel Marquez Full Member

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    :lol: i'm honoured
     
  3. MadcapMaxie

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    i agree the title is in poor taste but i doubt he meant it like that probably more along the lines of 'boxers who shat themselves in the ring' or something...
     
  4. Ylem

    Ylem Well-Known Member Full Member

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    or perhaps "the top 10 least courageous boxers of all time"
     
  5. Hattons Hook

    Hattons Hook Boxing Addict Full Member

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    :-( When he has never fought the other number 1/2 ? So what if its his brother. Lewis far more dominant.
     
  6. oli

    oli Boxing Junkie banned

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    Andre Dirrell - a disgrace in most of his fights.
    Audley Harrison- no idea how he became a boxer
     
  7. Conn

    Conn Well-Known Member banned Full Member

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    so what ?
    am i saying he was a coward per se, and displayed cowardice in all his fights and throughout his life ?
    NO, I have explicitly explained that I'm not saying that.
    I've already said that cowardice is a human trait that we all show at times, and there is no need to have a fit of indignation every time someone mentions cowardice.

    Seldon's performance in the Tyson fight was a cowardly one.
    That's about as good as a FACTUAL statement that you will find on the fight. It's concise, and to the point, and ACCURATE.
    It's not really up for dispute.

    And, no, I don't have to have fought Tony freakin' Tucker to say that.
    You're being ridiculous.
     
  8. Stonehands89

    Stonehands89 Boxing Junkie Full Member

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    I seem to remember Seldon himself admitting at some point that he felt the power and decided "forget this!"
     
  9. Conn

    Conn Well-Known Member banned Full Member

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    Nothing hit Seldon behind the ear. The replays from both angles clearly show a missed punch. At most Tyson's forearm brushed part of his head, seldon was probably already deciding to fall over at that point.
    The second KD a grazing punch landed, but doubtful it had much power. Again Seldon was already backing up with the intention of falling over. And Seldon is up and clear-eyed and taking the 8-count when he suddenly shakes his head and fakes a fit of the jelly legs. I didn't even think it was good acting ...
     
  10. JimmyShimmy

    JimmyShimmy 1050 psi Full Member

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    Yeah, I agree ultimately men who step through the ropes deserve respect, though Seldon against Tyson for instance was the antithesis of the 'fighting spirit'.
     
  11. Dempsey1238

    Dempsey1238 Boxing Junkie Full Member

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    Dont like the ideal of calling any one a coward boxer or not and just because a person is NOT a boxer does not make em a coward.

    The average man has turn into a hero from time to time when some of the post that I seen here.

    9-11? When the passagers took down the plane? Or the plane crash in the 1980's were a over weight man saved as many as he can before he drown in the icy cold water.

    Any one can be a hero, you dont need to be a boxer to be one. I put more effort too braverly for war, or risking lives for others than steping in the ring.
     
  12. TartanSoldier

    TartanSoldier Barnburner. Full Member

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    No-one who enters the ring deserves to be called a coward. I still get butterflies reliving the experience of walking to the ring for an amateur bout in my mind. It's an exciting yet daunting feeling no-one can describe and you won't have a grasp of unless you do it personally.
     
  13. Garrus

    Garrus Big Boss 1935-2014 Full Member

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    Whole thread is jokes. :lol::lol: