What Weight Class Do You Consider These Fights?

Discussion in 'Classic Boxing Forum' started by the_bigunit, Jun 26, 2014.


  1. The Mongoose

    The Mongoose I honor my bets banned

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    Than quit posting about me, there was no reason to bring me up in this thread. if you still have a bone to pick, go to the thread you were getting owned in.
     
  2. mcvey

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    Is your name in my post? You attach way too much gravitas to yourself.
     
  3. The Mongoose

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    So now you are taking the ***** route. That's fine. Can't be bothered with someone that is going to talk trash and not own up to it. It was clearly in reference to me on the Bivins matter.

    In 60+ fights and 11 active years after 1943, Bivins was within 2 lbs of the LHW limit one time, for the rest he was usually 5-15 lbs or more over, and was rated by RING as a heavyweight. You are wrong. Deal. If you regularly come in at 180-190+ lbs in the 40s and never fall to 175 or under, you are full blown Heavyweight. Hell, Marciano had similar weight range.
     
  4. mcvey

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    Marciano never had 50 fights at under 180lbs.
    Marciano never fought inside the lhvy limit.
    Marciano never fought under 160lbs.
    Stupid analogy.
     
  5. The Mongoose

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    Neither did Bivins after 22 years of age.

    Bivins was only under the LHW limit for the first 3 years of his career at a very young age.