not to mention he is only writing this **** cause he is butthurt that someone wrote julio caesar chavez stunk. lol He is quite. brittle and feeble minded . the ignore button will solve all your problems.
I simply cannot fathom what enjoyment trolls derive from trolling... Oh, and surely this troll thread belongs in the Classic Forum.
LOL.. ha.. this thread is classic.. you win post of the day.. Those who don't get the joke, read more threads.
If you look at yourself in the mirror you would see that your skin color is brown too. There is no such thing as "white" skin, and there is no such thing as "black" skin in this world, because every human being on this planet has different levels of brown skin. Some (Euros, Americans, etc.) have very light brown, others (for example) Africans have very dark brown skin. This is why Joe Louis nicknamed himself The Brown Bomber, This content is protected cause Joe Louis knows that he skin is Brown, and Louis knew that there is no such thing as "black" skin. In other words, This is a Brown Man's World.:good (always has, and always will be a Brown Man's World )
I can't decide who's worse between CHavez Jr and Sr. They were/are both protected and will look bad/lose when they take on good opponents. SRR had some boxing skills and athletic ability.
LaMotta was a modern day Mickey Ward. Lamotta was tough, but unskilled and weak defense. Lamotta wouldve lost to today's welterweighst & middleweights. Robinson was not that impressive. he was fast and had good reflexes, but never fought a prime great fighter and had trouble against B and C level bums. Robinsno got knocked-down in his pro debut and was knocked-downed a few times early in his career by bums and later by LaMotta among others. Olson, Fullmer, laMotta, were mostly B level boxing champions with limited skills. Ali was also overrated, cause he did dirty grab-n-hold illegal techniques. Frazier, Foreman, Norton were honest clean fighters. Ali was a dirty fighter that cheated his way, and got free passes cause he was an entertaining icon and an ambassador to the sport by using his loud mouth and charisma back then.