will we ever see this in heavyweight boxing again?

nice that you can be so misinformed, yet so uber confident. the gift of the uneducated.

 

it didn't help him lose weight then, being he was short, 205, and slow.

 

http://www.boxen.com/uploads/RTEmagicC_20090331c50124WE09_Pt_Estr.jpg.jpg

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True that. Those "past glories" were smaller and weighted less even while being fattier than today's superheavyweight.

And they moved like ****. Ali, for example, is a textbook example of everything you shouldn't do in the ring. Keeping hands down, stationary in front of the opponent, pulling straight back, jumping on the place, lazy protruding the jab and smothering it on the opponent's face, arm punching, throwing flurries while being on the tip of the shoes and unbalanced, etc., etc, etc.

Ali got hit by the slowest and most predictable shots. George Chuvalo was a fat dwarf, and he made Valuev look like Flash. Yet, he could hit Ali with every kind of shot in Ali's so called prime.

Henry Cooper, that many "boxing experts" rate higher than most of today's heavyweights, was a 185 (!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!) lbs, 6'0, skinny fat BUM ( 40-14-1, ko percentage: 49 % LMAO ) but with with a single left hook he knoccked Ali unconscious.

 

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