Would Henry Maske beating Bob Foster be a shock?

I quite agree.

So much for your ignorant opinion, do you speak for the Klitchko's now? You believe whatever you want, is that the best that you can do? I am still alive and kicking, I just do not have time for morons. You still believe in fantasy fights, I suppose you believe in Santa Claus too. Time to place you on ignore Junior.

 

That was when I was a child one of my favourites, due to the speech of the alien and the farting at beginning.

But I now prefer actual his earlier movies (before the heart attack) when he was thicker in the face and had few more hairs (as Balduin das Nachtgespenst), as one of these with his son, were he was head of a school (Balduin der Ferienschreck), most of these with Michele Calabru (who died just few years ago, with 93) like these as gendarm and the Fantomas films.

While The Adventures of Rabi Jacob were a persiflage about racism.

 

I think you are not the orginal member who created this profile, as you now have proven it. That one, if I don't mix whom up with someone else, had a quite differnt speech and was very kind, so the opposite of you, who sounds rather like a subaccount of McTono62.

I know the Klitschkos more than you likely and they met Maske several times, so I can assume this. Though I am not certain, if they know Foster.

You are the one who is here very ignorant, as you don't even consider that boxing could have developed in the many years between them, which were about 15 - 20 at least. Also you don't recognize the amateur merits, which were not just one Olympic gold medal, or that tactical cleverness and superior variability of Maske.

If he shows up like in the first Rocchigiani fight, then he might get stopped here (as he was very tired/ exhausted in it). But if he performs as in their second one and vs. Williams, then he would probably win.

The only boxer in Light-Heavyweight where Henry Maske would have had very little chances is Roy Jones Jr. (but Robert Foster would lose against whom too).

 

Blah Blah Blah, go on Moron. Maske never retired as champion, Yawn, Foster did. It is past your bedtime, go on and dream of Maske. I thought the guy you mentioned was a side dish, Lol.

 

Dumbass be did, after the second Hill fight, you have no clue about boxing!
And it is not most important for this subject as what someone retired.
You are most likely not an adult...

 

So now you are a Dumbass, keep going. Hill was as old as the Hills, Ha Ha. Try not to get mad, you are using naughty words that are too grown up for you, Lol. Now it is time to ignore you and Maske.

 

You just show your lack of knowledge and double standarts, as your argumentation is ridicoulus: Hill was reigning WBA champion when they fought, in Cruiserweight. So you are wrong that Maske didn't retire as champion, this was just incorrect (therefore you are the dumbass).
And they have the same age, but Maske was over a decade retired when.

By the way is Olympic boxing not inferior than professional boxing, what you suggested. It is just a little bit different (mainly in the distance). But one kind is not better than the other, only because you earn more money with it (nothing else means professional), rather is amateur boxing tougher and it is harder to be successful in it, as the protection is rather little in opposite to prize boxing.

 

To correct the lies of grandfather McTonto62:
Rocchigiani was as you see in the (by this person) choosed ranking at least three years in row in the top 10, partly top 5.
Probably was he for half of that decade in it and before in Super-Middleweight. As Maske overturned because of these two fights Hill and became spot 1 in the division, as early as 1996 (if Rocky would be not listed there, then this wouldn't happen and he didn't promote afterwards).
Maske was in the first fight very tired/ exhausted from round 8 onwards and took hard body-punches in it. He just survived over the rounds and Rocchigiani didn't finish him off (was not able to do so). In the rematch was he in quite better shape and didn't let the challenger come close to him. He improved his stamina and movement, so he could play his long range more.
The first Hill fight was too close too call and if he didn't announce the retirement previous to this, he might have won it. But the officials didn't want to let him retire with two belts.

Actual had Maske more decent opponents in world title fights than Louis.

 

Maske is clearly superior. Yank chauvinism on display here. The world knows the answer.

 

I meant Jean Gabin, who performed before with Louis de Funnes in a movie which occured in the occupied Paris, which was named Three Men and a Pig in Paris at Night. In this was also Andrè Bourvil; these three had to transport a sucked pig through the streets in the night (midnight), but prevent that the Gestapo notice this. It was done for the Resistance.

 

Abhorrent posting aside Maske was a really good fighter eho became a box office draw in Germany and was part of the golden age of german boxing.