The two baddest men on the planet

...and still is the best fighter p4p in the world :good

 

:rofl:rofl nfl lol, just cuz they can run fast and they're athletic doesn't mean they can be good boxers too. It takes a while and a lot of training to be a great boxer.

2 different sports.. why dont you go check out what happen to johnny morton when he decided to join MMA after quitting football. He got his ass ktfo in less than a minute:rofl it will be the same with boxing if any of those ahtletic guys you're talking about goes to boxing and fight the klits:rofl

 

How many times does it have to be said. These guys are old when they start the sport.atsch

 

really, two 6'7 250 pound men would get laughed at? fool.

 

yea cuz it takes many years to become good at it. I was replying to the poster cuz he made it sound like anybody can just go in to boxing and beat the klits like they're nobody. :rofl:roflatsch

 

Yeah it takes years. I don't get why some are suggesting it would happen when they first stepped foot in the ring that's ridiculous.

 

ya same with the 70's and 80's and 90's...so why the excuse now?

 

If he hadn't been Cro-Cropped in his prime I'd agree....:deal

 

Must be the JOKE of the day!!!!

 

It just kills them doesn't it? I think it's funny as **** myself.

 

Fixed it for ya! No thank yous are necessary....................

 

You're so full of **** I can smell you over the internet.

Why couldn't Michael Jordan, one of the best Basketball players in the history of the sport, carry over his success into playing professional baseball.

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I'll tell you why, because they're entirely different sports you dimwitted moron. Ask Mark Gastineau the same question and you'll get the same answer.

 

Lotta hate for the K brothers:huh


I like em. They are well spoken and excel at the highest level of their sport.

 

I love Tim Hardaway, he's one of my favorite players from back in the day. I used to watch him during the "Run TMC" days at Golden State (NBA Team -- Golden State Warriors) with Mitch Richmond and Chris Mullin. I lived out in the Bay Area for a bit back then and checked out a few games live.

Tim was/is a very strong guy. I know he did reps with 315 on bench, and I think he was able to do quite a few. I wish his knees didnt go bad when he got older and I wish he got a ring with 'Zo (Alonzo Mourning).

That said, Tim wouldn't stand a chance against either Klit b/c he's too short and would get hammered from the outside without even being able to land hardly a punch. It's a Chris Byrd kind of scenario, or Sam Peter vs Wlad, at best.

I actually liked Tim in college (I'm 37 years old, so I remember that). Wasn't he at UTEP or something? When he came in the league, Magic Johnson said "There's a new sheriff in town" because no one could stop Tim's crossover. It was sick.

One of the best, and fearless. Never knew he beat up Rainman (Shawn Kemp), but I'm not surprised.

For what it's worth, I think Fedor Emelianenko is the baddest man on the planet. Someone mentioned Dan Henderson earlier, I think (MMA fighter). Dan has said that Fedor is one guy he would not fight, because he has that much respect for Fedor's ability.

Fedor looks like a fat cabby, but his mind is strong as hell (think like Vitali) and he trains like a monster. He says when he fights he thinks of his opponent forcing him back into poverty. Yet, he's calm when he fights, like some Zen Buddhist guy or something.

 

There are such thing as a love for the sport, its not.. or it should not be all about money and fame! where i come from boxing is a very unknown sport, there is a much bigger chance to become a famous (soccer) player and make millions, if you have the ability and the talent ofcourse! But the ones who become boxers simply do it because they have a burning love for the sport, to be the best! and thats the way it should be, otherwise they just become greedy primadonnas for fame, instead of great athletes!