Ignore Mayweather as good as he was but I'm taking him out because of his fascination with getting to 50 without loss
Pacquiao, Cotton, Corralles, Froch all fighters in modern times who have fought whoever is out there. Add Alvarez to that as well although he has been cleverly managed fighting a lot of people at the right time but even so to have done what he did to BJS and Callus Smith in 2 of his last 3 is impressive
I'll always be more keen to too a good fight rather than the man of that makes sense.
I'm hoping that guys like Dubois who now has a loss on his record change that as there was no shame in losing the fight he did at the time he did to who he fought. Lennox Lewis for me is one of the best 5 if not 3 heavyweights of all time but he got starched a couple of times and came back from both.
I dont want boxing to become UFC but more fights like Ramirez v Taylor who are both men who fight everyone the better. And astonishingly I can't find anywhere I can watch that fight so shows the contempt promoters and TV have for actual fans of the sport
Ignore Mayweather as good as he was but I'm taking him out because of his fascination with getting to 50 without loss
Pacquiao, Cotton, Corralles, Froch all fighters in modern times who have fought whoever is out there. Add Alvarez to that as well although he has been cleverly managed fighting a lot of people at the right time but even so to have done what he did to BJS and Callus Smith in 2 of his last 3 is impressive
I'll always be more keen to too a good fight rather than the man of that makes sense.
I'm hoping that guys like Dubois who now has a loss on his record change that as there was no shame in losing the fight he did at the time he did to who he fought. Lennox Lewis for me is one of the best 5 if not 3 heavyweights of all time but he got starched a couple of times and came back from both.
I dont want boxing to become UFC but more fights like Ramirez v Taylor who are both men who fight everyone the better. And astonishingly I can't find anywhere I can watch that fight so shows the contempt promoters and TV have for actual fans of the sport
It'll be shown here, free, although no guarantees that the stream will be perfect:
Ignore Mayweather as good as he was but I'm taking him out because of his fascination with getting to 50 without loss
Pacquiao, Cotton, Corralles, Froch all fighters in modern times who have fought whoever is out there. Add Alvarez to that as well although he has been cleverly managed fighting a lot of people at the right time but even so to have done what he did to BJS and Callus Smith in 2 of his last 3 is impressive
I'll always be more keen to too a good fight rather than the man of that makes sense.
I'm hoping that guys like Dubois who now has a loss on his record change that as there was no shame in losing the fight he did at the time he did to who he fought. Lennox Lewis for me is one of the best 5 if not 3 heavyweights of all time but he got starched a couple of times and came back from both.
I dont want boxing to become UFC but more fights like Ramirez v Taylor who are both men who fight everyone the better. And astonishingly I can't find anywhere I can watch that fight so shows the contempt promoters and TV have for actual fans of the sport
100% agree on Lennox.
Also, Ali lost 5 times, Joe Louis 3 times (and those two are in the argument with most people as to the greatest heavyweight of all time), and arguably the best P4P of all time Ray Robinson lost 19 times.
Carlos Monzon lost 3 times and drew 9 times - the best middleweight in my lifetime and second only to SRR in the all-time list.
Spence should be fighting Crawford. Agree with what was said above, the best should be fighting each other any time,.any place (well, preferably not Saudi Arabia...)
Ignore Mayweather as good as he was but I'm taking him out because of his fascination with getting to 50 without loss
Pacquiao, Cotton, Corralles, Froch all fighters in modern times who have fought whoever is out there. Add Alvarez to that as well although he has been cleverly managed fighting a lot of people at the right time but even so to have done what he did to BJS and Callus Smith in 2 of his last 3 is impressive
I'll always be more keen to too a good fight rather than the man of that makes sense.
I'm hoping that guys like Dubois who now has a loss on his record change that as there was no shame in losing the fight he did at the time he did to who he fought. Lennox Lewis for me is one of the best 5 if not 3 heavyweights of all time but he got starched a couple of times and came back from both.
I dont want boxing to become UFC but more fights like Ramirez v Taylor who are both men who fight everyone the better. And astonishingly I can't find anywhere I can watch that fight so shows the contempt promoters and TV have for actual fans of the sport
100% agree on Lennox.
Also, Ali lost 5 times, Joe Louis 3 times (and those two are in the argument with most people as to the greatest heavyweight of all time), and arguably the best P4P of all time Ray Robinson lost 19 times.
Carlos Monzon lost 3 times and drew 9 times - the best middleweight in my lifetime and second only to SRR in the all-time list.
I’m always fascinated by these discussions but why is Rocky Marciano not in the mix and of course Mike Tyson.
Ignore Mayweather as good as he was but I'm taking him out because of his fascination with getting to 50 without loss
Pacquiao, Cotton, Corralles, Froch all fighters in modern times who have fought whoever is out there. Add Alvarez to that as well although he has been cleverly managed fighting a lot of people at the right time but even so to have done what he did to BJS and Callus Smith in 2 of his last 3 is impressive
I'll always be more keen to too a good fight rather than the man of that makes sense.
I'm hoping that guys like Dubois who now has a loss on his record change that as there was no shame in losing the fight he did at the time he did to who he fought. Lennox Lewis for me is one of the best 5 if not 3 heavyweights of all time but he got starched a couple of times and came back from both.
I dont want boxing to become UFC but more fights like Ramirez v Taylor who are both men who fight everyone the better. And astonishingly I can't find anywhere I can watch that fight so shows the contempt promoters and TV have for actual fans of the sport
100% agree on Lennox.
Also, Ali lost 5 times, Joe Louis 3 times (and those two are in the argument with most people as to the greatest heavyweight of all time), and arguably the best P4P of all time Ray Robinson lost 19 times.
Carlos Monzon lost 3 times and drew 9 times - the best middleweight in my lifetime and second only to SRR in the all-time list.
I’m always fascinated by these discussions but why is Rocky Marciano not in the mix and of course Mike Tyson.
For me, Marciano just top 10 - Tyson outside the top 10.
Ignore Mayweather as good as he was but I'm taking him out because of his fascination with getting to 50 without loss
Pacquiao, Cotton, Corralles, Froch all fighters in modern times who have fought whoever is out there. Add Alvarez to that as well although he has been cleverly managed fighting a lot of people at the right time but even so to have done what he did to BJS and Callus Smith in 2 of his last 3 is impressive
I'll always be more keen to too a good fight rather than the man of that makes sense.
I'm hoping that guys like Dubois who now has a loss on his record change that as there was no shame in losing the fight he did at the time he did to who he fought. Lennox Lewis for me is one of the best 5 if not 3 heavyweights of all time but he got starched a couple of times and came back from both.
I dont want boxing to become UFC but more fights like Ramirez v Taylor who are both men who fight everyone the better. And astonishingly I can't find anywhere I can watch that fight so shows the contempt promoters and TV have for actual fans of the sport
100% agree on Lennox.
Also, Ali lost 5 times, Joe Louis 3 times (and those two are in the argument with most people as to the greatest heavyweight of all time), and arguably the best P4P of all time Ray Robinson lost 19 times.
Carlos Monzon lost 3 times and drew 9 times - the best middleweight in my lifetime and second only to SRR in the all-time list.
I’m always fascinated by these discussions but why is Rocky Marciano not in the mix and of course Mike Tyson.
Ignore Mayweather as good as he was but I'm taking him out because of his fascination with getting to 50 without loss
Pacquiao, Cotton, Corralles, Froch all fighters in modern times who have fought whoever is out there. Add Alvarez to that as well although he has been cleverly managed fighting a lot of people at the right time but even so to have done what he did to BJS and Callus Smith in 2 of his last 3 is impressive
I'll always be more keen to too a good fight rather than the man of that makes sense.
I'm hoping that guys like Dubois who now has a loss on his record change that as there was no shame in losing the fight he did at the time he did to who he fought. Lennox Lewis for me is one of the best 5 if not 3 heavyweights of all time but he got starched a couple of times and came back from both.
I dont want boxing to become UFC but more fights like Ramirez v Taylor who are both men who fight everyone the better. And astonishingly I can't find anywhere I can watch that fight so shows the contempt promoters and TV have for actual fans of the sport
100% agree on Lennox.
Also, Ali lost 5 times, Joe Louis 3 times (and those two are in the argument with most people as to the greatest heavyweight of all time), and arguably the best P4P of all time Ray Robinson lost 19 times.
Carlos Monzon lost 3 times and drew 9 times - the best middleweight in my lifetime and second only to SRR in the all-time list.
I’m always fascinated by these discussions but why is Rocky Marciano not in the mix and of course Mike Tyson.
For me, Marciano just top 10 - Tyson outside the top 10.
Depends does it Bob whether you are judging a fighter at his best midway through his career - or overall. Marciano was unbeaten over his career. So many boxers carry on well past their prime. Joe Louis, Sugar Ray Robinson, Muhammad Ali prime examples.
Ignore Mayweather as good as he was but I'm taking him out because of his fascination with getting to 50 without loss
Pacquiao, Cotton, Corralles, Froch all fighters in modern times who have fought whoever is out there. Add Alvarez to that as well although he has been cleverly managed fighting a lot of people at the right time but even so to have done what he did to BJS and Callus Smith in 2 of his last 3 is impressive
I'll always be more keen to too a good fight rather than the man of that makes sense.
I'm hoping that guys like Dubois who now has a loss on his record change that as there was no shame in losing the fight he did at the time he did to who he fought. Lennox Lewis for me is one of the best 5 if not 3 heavyweights of all time but he got starched a couple of times and came back from both.
I dont want boxing to become UFC but more fights like Ramirez v Taylor who are both men who fight everyone the better. And astonishingly I can't find anywhere I can watch that fight so shows the contempt promoters and TV have for actual fans of the sport
100% agree on Lennox.
Also, Ali lost 5 times, Joe Louis 3 times (and those two are in the argument with most people as to the greatest heavyweight of all time), and arguably the best P4P of all time Ray Robinson lost 19 times.
Carlos Monzon lost 3 times and drew 9 times - the best middleweight in my lifetime and second only to SRR in the all-time list.
I’m always fascinated by these discussions but why is Rocky Marciano not in the mix and of course Mike Tyson.
For me, Marciano just top 10 - Tyson outside the top 10.
Depends does it Bob whether you are judging a fighter at his best midway through his career - or overall. Marciano was unbeaten over his career. So many boxers carry on well past their prime. Joe Louis, Sugar Ray Robinson, Muhammad Ali prime examples.
Many factors - overall career, at their best, and probably more importantly who they fought, and an attempt to match boxers from different eras. Marciano’s most memorable wins came against over the hill fighters - the rest were middling at best. Tyson was a scary man but a bit of a one trick pony. If he didn’t win quickly he struggled - and was found out against the better opponents.
Ignore Mayweather as good as he was but I'm taking him out because of his fascination with getting to 50 without loss
Pacquiao, Cotton, Corralles, Froch all fighters in modern times who have fought whoever is out there. Add Alvarez to that as well although he has been cleverly managed fighting a lot of people at the right time but even so to have done what he did to BJS and Callus Smith in 2 of his last 3 is impressive
I'll always be more keen to too a good fight rather than the man of that makes sense.
I'm hoping that guys like Dubois who now has a loss on his record change that as there was no shame in losing the fight he did at the time he did to who he fought. Lennox Lewis for me is one of the best 5 if not 3 heavyweights of all time but he got starched a couple of times and came back from both.
I dont want boxing to become UFC but more fights like Ramirez v Taylor who are both men who fight everyone the better. And astonishingly I can't find anywhere I can watch that fight so shows the contempt promoters and TV have for actual fans of the sport
100% agree on Lennox.
Also, Ali lost 5 times, Joe Louis 3 times (and those two are in the argument with most people as to the greatest heavyweight of all time), and arguably the best P4P of all time Ray Robinson lost 19 times.
Carlos Monzon lost 3 times and drew 9 times - the best middleweight in my lifetime and second only to SRR in the all-time list.
I’m always fascinated by these discussions but why is Rocky Marciano not in the mix and of course Mike Tyson.
Carlos Monzon probably the best pound for pound fighter of his day.
Ignore Mayweather as good as he was but I'm taking him out because of his fascination with getting to 50 without loss
Pacquiao, Cotton, Corralles, Froch all fighters in modern times who have fought whoever is out there. Add Alvarez to that as well although he has been cleverly managed fighting a lot of people at the right time but even so to have done what he did to BJS and Callus Smith in 2 of his last 3 is impressive
I'll always be more keen to too a good fight rather than the man of that makes sense.
I'm hoping that guys like Dubois who now has a loss on his record change that as there was no shame in losing the fight he did at the time he did to who he fought. Lennox Lewis for me is one of the best 5 if not 3 heavyweights of all time but he got starched a couple of times and came back from both.
I dont want boxing to become UFC but more fights like Ramirez v Taylor who are both men who fight everyone the better. And astonishingly I can't find anywhere I can watch that fight so shows the contempt promoters and TV have for actual fans of the sport
100% agree on Lennox.
Also, Ali lost 5 times, Joe Louis 3 times (and those two are in the argument with most people as to the greatest heavyweight of all time), and arguably the best P4P of all time Ray Robinson lost 19 times.
Carlos Monzon lost 3 times and drew 9 times - the best middleweight in my lifetime and second only to SRR in the all-time list.
I’m always fascinated by these discussions but why is Rocky Marciano not in the mix and of course Mike Tyson.
Carlos Monzon probably the best pound for pound fighter of his day.
What a performance again by now the best light welter on the planet. Shameful that no mainstream broadcaster picked it up but whatever
Referee poor and visibly biased to Ramirez who turned up too and was live all the way through and a threat
I remember before the Ohara Davis fight I called it as an easy Taylor victory and he just keeps laying waste to everyone. Properly decent amateur who has seamlessly glided into the professional game.
The United Kingdom can legitimately say we now have a pound for pound current great and a legend in the making
Fury and Wilder 3 signed. A fight that no one wants.
Including the fighters!
Fury did a two minute hype job last night, and I'm already bored of it. Can see a lot of fans becoming tired of it, especially those who'll think Fury has somehow bottled the AJ fight, and PPV numbers for the fight will be poor.
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Its all about the money and protecting that 0 till they can cash out.
Pacquiao, Cotton, Corralles, Froch all fighters in modern times who have fought whoever is out there. Add Alvarez to that as well although he has been cleverly managed fighting a lot of people at the right time but even so to have done what he did to BJS and Callus Smith in 2 of his last 3 is impressive
I'll always be more keen to too a good fight rather than the man of that makes sense.
I'm hoping that guys like Dubois who now has a loss on his record change that as there was no shame in losing the fight he did at the time he did to who he fought. Lennox Lewis for me is one of the best 5 if not 3 heavyweights of all time but he got starched a couple of times and came back from both.
I dont want boxing to become UFC but more fights like Ramirez v Taylor who are both men who fight everyone the better. And astonishingly I can't find anywhere I can watch that fight so shows the contempt promoters and TV have for actual fans of the sport
http://crackstreams.is/boxingstreams/watch-espn-ramirez-vs-taylor/
Also here on PPV:
https://www.fite.tv/watch/top-rank-ramirez-vs-taylor/2p9bp/
Three months to get the juice working!
Marciano’s most memorable wins came against over the hill fighters - the rest were middling at best. Tyson was a scary man but a bit of a one trick pony. If he didn’t win quickly he struggled - and was found out against the better opponents.
All opinions, no facts!
Saved Mayweather from defeat, due to being on his payroll, and now trying to do all he can to help Ramirez.
Come on Josh!!!!
What a performance again by now the best light welter on the planet. Shameful that no mainstream broadcaster picked it up but whatever
Referee poor and visibly biased to Ramirez who turned up too and was live all the way through and a threat
I remember before the Ohara Davis fight I called it as an easy Taylor victory and he just keeps laying waste to everyone. Properly decent amateur who has seamlessly glided into the professional game.
The United Kingdom can legitimately say we now have a pound for pound current great and a legend in the making
I’m interested to see what they do next or will they just walk away from boxing.
Criminal that nobody picked this fight up. Well done Josh!