Would Henry Maske beating Bob Foster be a shock?

You are a passionated liar, aren't you?
You rewrite history constantly. But I'm not sure if you know it is wrong and just expect you get through with this (to fool us) or if you don't check anything.
As anyone can here see you alleged that he was never ranked in Light-Heavyweight:
But he was 9th in 1994 (for the shot vs. Eubanks), 7th 1996 and 1997, just after the Maske fights. So as he had no significant win in 1996 and in 1997 only against John" The Iceman" Scully, we can assume he got downgraded to place 7, after the rematch vs. Maske.
And no his rating was based on 1995, just published in April of the following year.

So I don't have to prove anything to you, as your are the user with a credibility which can not be lower. You literally lost here every single discusion and spread only lies out.

 

I think you didn't watch any of these fights; Rocchigiani barely won 2 - 3 rounds the second time...

 

Rocch won at least 9 rounds of the first fight with Maske. He was a super high level operator though.

 

I know you name him Jim-Bob; no I didn't name him Forster but Förster, which means in German forrest guard (is an occupation, for which you have to study). Do you know Mark Foster and Mark Forster? Them are two different Musicans (one American the other Polish-German, even one in my 3. and 4. grade had the name Franco Förster).

I tried to explain you, that most world class boxers from 1988 won win against their counterparts of 1968, as boxing didn't stand on the place, the technique increased a lot, like from Fitzsimmons to Ali it did. Therefore favour here some users Lewis against Ali (and due to British bias).
About 3/4 of the world title fights of Maske were against world class opponents; when you defend your title four times a year usually, you may have had one weaker challenger out of it (even Alvarez had it in the leftover of Eubanks Junior), these were Andrea Maggie (who challenged Michalczewsky later) David Vedder and John Scully, even these were mostly in the IBF top 10.

And to your comparision with 1972; the Olympic boxing improved a lot from 1976 onwards, especially the Games, when the Cubans came out and starting to dominate. Maske won in 1988 against one of the greatest, in Ariel Hernandez (against whom he possible lost in the world championship final 1987).

You were before your surgery a lot more polite and outbalanced. I wonder if someone hijacked this account, like the grandchild of the original member.

 

I believe this conversation has come to an end, I am the same poster, only I do not let anyone pull the wool over my eyes or try to brainwash me. You stated your case, I am unmoved by your bias. You stick to your opinion, I will stick to mine. And an answer to your ridiculous comment, I do not have any Grandchildren yet. You need an education on boxing, stick to that, do not worry about the personal lives of others. Your comments are rather childish. You need work on being a Wise Guy, maybe it is not for you.

 

I don't trust this, as the original user of your account was not so offensive and more calmy (equable). That one gave here a lot of likes (even to myself, many times), could accept my opinion and was open minded to my arguments. That old guy was more respectful than you.
But he had serious health issues and sent to another member a message, what who published in a seperate topic, that he will resign here. So I'm afraid that this man is totally gone (and someone found these datas).

By the way if you ask the Klitschko brothers who would win, if Robert Foster or Henry Maske; their answer would be most likely Maske. I guess them can be regarded as insider (experts), more than anyone of us...

 

I think Maske won the first 7, Rocchigiani dominated in the first from round 8 onwards (that round could be scored 10 - 8, like round 11 against Eubanks).
I never know he was it/ elite, as Maske was too (if not a level superior) in opposite to you "friend" McTono alias Rainer Vey...
But you implied that Rocky won the second: Nobody who has watched this denied that Henry Maske dominated this, not even Graziano Rocchigiani himself (who admited that Maske was better in this), I think the score in this were from 117 - 111 to 119 - 110 all for Maske.
He usually got the better in rematches (like Tarver), what shows his revenge match vs. Hill.

 

The one in Le Grand Restaurant was more funny; where Louis de Funnes appeared via shadow-silhoute as Adolf Hitler. Later was there a Kosak dance, unintenional, which was ridiculous too.

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No. He's the actor from Breaking Bad that passed away last year.

 

Richard, that alt is a moron that I already put on ignore and isn't even worth spending a millisecond on.

 

I cannot open the link but I think you mean this:

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Good post. The first fight could've gone either way but Maske outclassed Rocchigiani in the second

 

Jup it is! But this is the original voice (where de Funnes speaks German); the German dubbing is even more funny, as the interpretaor has a funnier voice or at least the rhetoric (stress) is more pointed and sounds better (without French accent).

This movie is about a bomb and hijacking of a South-American president (who at the end had hijacked himself). My most favourite one, although the other with Bourvil is funny too, where who shall bring a car from Italy to France (to smuggle some prescious objects, without his knowledge).

The link was rather to an old playlist of Youtube of me, but the HTML doesn't really work in the document (anymore).

 

Hmm?, lots of back and forth banter here but to address the question at hand, " would Maske beating Foster be a shock"? .......Of course it would be a shock! a high voltage shock. Anyone going around making bets like Maske beats Foster would be living out of a card board box inside of a year.

 

Yes, Louis de Funes was a funny man and a great actor. One of my childhood favs.

I also like the movies: "Brust oder Keule" (The Wing or the Thigh) where he plays the restaurant critic from Paris. It's also a good satire and parody of the modern food industry.

And "Louis und seine außerirdischen Kohlköpfe" (Cabbage Soup) which is just hilarious.