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user's latest post:
The rise of a legend - Page 13 -...
Published (2009-01-08 21:24:00)
Quote: Originally Posted by sweet_scientist Roy Jones would have been the Camacho of the 90's if he never fought Toney and Hopkins and ran from a rematch with Montel Griffin (Rosario analogy), before finally taking a beating from Dariuz Michelczewski (Chavez analogy).
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Les Darcy vs. Tommy Gibbons -...
Published (2009-01-08 19:23:00)
[quote] [quote=BoppaZoo;3205454] Quote: Originally Posted by janitor But my point is here that i think and im entitled to my opinion that if Darcy fought til he was 30 he would have been in Grebs league. And im taking the boxing experts of the time and fighters of the time over the words of arm chair so called experts on this board. Which is what we are.Now if Fritz Holland and McGoorty aswell as Chip stated that Darcy would be the best...
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Henry Armstrong vs Floyd Mayweather
Published (2009-01-08 23:29:00)
Quote: Originally Posted by OuterDrake PBF by UD.. Armstrong had a rep for losing to fighters with defensive styles and low ko ratios (Lou Ambers) to take note. No he didn't, he had a rep for shutting down and pounding his way through defensive styles - Ross, Ambers (both fights), Wright, Roderick, Angott, Belloise, Larkin, etc., etc.
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The rise of a legend - Page 15 -...
Published (2009-01-09 00:24:00)
Quote: Originally Posted by redrooster Paz would've taken him Paz couldn't legitimately take your boy Haugen until he was a little past it. He got his ass handed to him in the rematch with Greg. Roger whipped Paz in 1988 at 140, and would have done the same in 87 at 135.
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a few questions about McCallum
Published (2009-01-08 12:44:00)
did emanuel steward make hearns duck him? no but mccalum was going to be fighting duran but then hearns fought him instead did hagler and duran also dodge him? duran kind of ducked him but he got more money for fighting hearns so anyone would have rather fought hearns if he fought hagler what would have happened? lost a UD as a middle weight how do u rate him? as sweet pea says would he have beaten eubank and benn in 1991? i think he would hae...
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giardello vs hopkins
Published (2009-01-09 00:10:00)
Quote: Originally Posted by CottoDaBodykill i mean i get it ...you think hopkins would lose .. but i dont .. no need to talk shit about it .. I don't neccessarily think Hopkins would lose, there's just no possibility of a stoppage in this one unless Giardello comes in way out of shape and unmotivated. Hopkins has never even beaten a fighter on the level of Giardello, much less stopped one. The only fighters he has fought on that...
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Latest active threads on Classic::
Started 16 hours, 52 minutes ago (2009-01-08 16:56:00)
by ChrisPontius
I'm not talking about knockdowns or knockouts late in a fight, but bouts specifically where one fighter wins the vast majority of first 5-12 rounds, but instead of keeping doing what works, he fights even harder to end the fight with a stoppage. The opposite of what Dela Hoya did against Trinidad, if you will. For instance, i heard that Monzon dominated the first two thirds of the rematch...
Started 8 hours, 49 minutes ago (2009-01-09 00:59:00)
by Sister Sledge
This would be an interesting match. W. Klit is one of the best offensive fighter ever. Thomas in his prime was as good as any heavyweight. Who would win a fight between the two?
Started 15 hours, 29 minutes ago (2009-01-08 18:19:00)
by good right hand
at lightweight who wins? if gatti trys to use boxing like how he tried to box against tracy harris-patterson then i think gatti could stop gannigan in the later rounds. i think if they went toe to toe, i would think that gannigan could stop gatti with his difficult style and incredable power.
Started 1 day ago (2009-01-08 09:47:00)
by shommel
Started 3 days, 17 hours ago (2009-01-05 16:28:00)
by True Writer
I've been think about this fight since watching the Thrilla in Manilla documentry having noticed how small Frazier looked. I used to think Ali would beat Marciano in a one sided 15 round UD, but now I have changed my mind. I have changed my opinion in part due to how a washed up Joe Fraizer almost killed Ali. In my opinion Frazier was not a great heavyweight by any means. His record was ...
Started 5 days, 10 hours ago (2009-01-03 23:21:00)
by TheBradyHawkes
Started 4 days, 22 hours ago (2009-01-04 11:44:00)
by dpw417
15 rounds at light heavyweight. Looking forward opinions on this one.
Started 19 hours, 45 minutes ago (2009-01-08 14:03:00)
by slatsbollinger
I know he fought in the same era as one of the greatest middle weights of all time. He also had some nice wins in his career, especially a trio over Briscoe. If you look at the bulk of his work in his prime, only Monzon defeated him and then at the end a younger Corro. I think he is definitely a top 20 mw, maybe top 15. Opinions?
Started 11 hours, 22 minutes ago (2009-01-08 22:26:00)
by youngFRESH
Started 13 hours, 36 minutes ago (2009-01-08 20:12:00)
by Rob3
Sorry if this one's been done before (or atleast recently). Let's say at 140lbs. Thoughts?
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Hot threads for last week on Classic::
Started 5 days, 10 hours ago (2009-01-03 23:21:00)
by TheBradyHawkes
Started 4 days, 23 hours ago (2009-01-04 10:18:00)
by Bill Butcher
I just watched the `Thrilla in Manila` documentary for the very 1st time last night & fuck me, Joe Frazier sure aint letting this thing go with Ali is he ? I heard that Joe still holds a grudge & I can understand why as even as an Ali fan, I know Ali went too far, Joe seems like a good man & didnt deserve that shit. I was a bit shocked just HOW MUCH of a grudge Joe still held.... his ...
Started 1 week, 1 day ago (2008-12-31 11:47:00)
by mr. magoo
I have always been quite fascinated with Jim Jeffries' life story and history as both a man and a boxing champion. One of the things that I think is commonly overlooked, is the fact that he won the heavyweight title with less than a dozen pro fights - a feat that would not be duplicated for nearly another 80 years. He won this title by convincingly knocking out another all time great, and one ...
Started 3 days, 17 hours ago (2009-01-05 16:28:00)
by True Writer
I've been think about this fight since watching the Thrilla in Manilla documentry having noticed how small Frazier looked. I used to think Ali would beat Marciano in a one sided 15 round UD, but now I have changed my mind. I have changed my opinion in part due to how a washed up Joe Fraizer almost killed Ali. In my opinion Frazier was not a great heavyweight by any means. His record was ...
Started 3 days, 18 hours ago (2009-01-05 15:21:00)
by la-califa
Many posters have compared these two in style. Now it's time to see who would have actually won in a head to head fight. 15 rounds. Frazier who just defeated Ali in '71. Against Iron Mike which just demolished Spinks in one round.
Started 1 week, 2 days ago (2008-12-31 01:09:00)
by pugilist_boyd
Not the better boxer or fighter but who had more power if they hit you for me i think dempsey,sharkey said in a phone booth dempsey would woop louis and that werever jack hit you he hurt you,but marciano would be close a good right but jack had a harder left and ali took georges best shots i doubt if the rock or jack hit him there hardest in the gut he would ask is that all yougot wich gerge ...
Started 4 days, 19 hours ago (2009-01-04 14:42:00)
by janitor
It would be interesting to see some classic opinions on this. Consider not only the strategy to be employed in the ring but also training and preparations.
Started 4 days, 12 hours ago (2009-01-04 21:39:00)
by pryorgatti
Would Muhammad Ali have been too slick for Mike Tyson? Would Lennox Lewis have stood up to Joe Louis? Is Sugar Ray Robinson greater than namesake Leonard? We will never know the answers, but go to our 606 website and questions of this kind are discussed at length every day. To facilitate the debates, BBC Sport has set up a new "legends selector", where boxing brainiacs ...
Started 1 week ago (2009-01-01 22:59:00)
by Xplosive
Ortiz by UD, or late TKO. Just overall too good for Tszyu.
Started 1 week, 1 day ago (2008-12-31 23:33:00)
by My2Sense
I just found this old list I had found on-line and printed out about 7 or 8 years ago. The URL it came from is long gone now, which is a shame because there was a quick analysis that went along with each pick, but here is the list itself. Keep in mind, it only covers up to the year 2000 (so don't go asking me where John Ruiz is!! ). 1) Damiani 2) Morrisson 3) Bentt 4) Leon Spinks 5) ...
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