Robinson Was Dropped 10 Times In His Career!!

southpaw1974, do you know that Sugar Ray Robinson sometimes fought twice a month? He fought 13 times in 1965 which was his last year as a pro. Can you imagine fighting at a professional level with sometimes a week or two to recover and get ready for your next opponent? You also know he had 200 fights right?

Tell me you knew these things before diving into this thread.

 

I wonder if SRR would have run for 12 rounds from Baldomir?

 

:rofl

Carlos 'Hands of Stone' Baldomir is fearsome indeed.

 

What matters is that he got up on those 10 occassions.

 

just what we needed another dumbass who doest know what hes talking about.i expect Bigtime to post at any moment.

 

But he's Boxings Last True Analyst!

(Note the capitalisation for maximum dramatic impact.)

Our Messiah has arrived.

 

He'd probably be top 10 yes, but he's quite easily Floyd's best win. He wasn't an easy fight though, not at all. He won at least 4 rounds off Floyd, and some had him drawing or even winning. I had it 6-5-1 for Floyd if I recall correctly, maybe 7-5.

We're not stating that old fighters are better because they fought more often, we're countering this guy's extremely flawed argument that Floyd is better because he is undefeated. It all comes down to opposition, and Floyd doesn't hold a candle in that regard.

 

Oh my bad.i bow down in shame.

 

This is the only post I've looked at and as stupid and misinformed of an opinion as has ever been. I won't even bother looking into this thread any further. Any boxing fan with even the slightest bit of historical knowledge knows the truth.

 

Are you not embarrassed by the sheer crap you come out with?

 

You seem fairly ******ed.

 

this clown is just a trollin ******

 

OMG Sweetpea, u kno i dont come on the general that often, so when i saw u tearin' into SlickSouthpaw on the classic i wasnt 2 sure about what you meant by sayin' alll that stuff about him.

Now i understand everythin' you said.

What a clown this guy is hey

 

This is the same guy who said the other day that Mayweather wouldn't be beaten by the "era" of fighter that Camacho came from... the 80's.