edgar arguably does more with his boxing than cruz has done. im willing to bet cruz is either even or has the reach advantage in his fights while frankie was always a weight class smaller
edgar arguably does more with his boxing than cruz has done. im willing to bet cruz is either even or has the reach advantage in his fights while frankie was always a weight class smaller
Dom's problem is he breaks his hands every fucking fight.
Dude, even Bruce Lee thought Ali would be a tough fight.
Before Anderson did it to Forest, Ali did it first.
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Rocky Marciano was the greatest boxer of all time.
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Ali was certainly the loudest fighter of all time and most popular (and arguably the most seminal sports icon of the 20th century) but i've never come across any legitimate boxing afficianado that considered Ali the greatest fighter of all time, most don't even have him as the greatest heavyweight of all time.
Sugar Ray Robinson is clearly the goat, any rankings that doesn't have him at the top is like a list without Jordan at the top of greatest basketball players. Robinson during the prime of his career was 128-1 and the only loss (Raging Bull) came after he moved up to middleweight once the welterweight + lightweight divisions were cleaned out and he went on to avenge that loss 5 times despite being outweighed by 10-15 pounds in every one of his fights with LaMotta. overall he beat 10 Hall of Famers in his career, Ali beat 5, and Ali was fighting guys his own size Ray was 1 or 2 weight classes about his natural weight for most of his career. athletically perfect, much speed, knockout power in both hands, tremendous reflexes and his technique was a flawless combination of offense-defense that led to him knocking guys out while moving backwards forwards and sideways while never once being knocked out himself in a 200 fight career.
after him Willie Pep (started his career 175-1), Henry Armstrong (held lightweight, featherweight, and welterweight crowns simultaneously back when there were still only 8 weight classes), Joe Louis (11 year, 25 defense title run) round out my clear top 4. then you can start talking about Ali along with guys like Duran, Leonard, Johnson.
'nowhere near' was an overstatement Ali is undoubtedly top 10 but it's not even really debatable that you can rank him at #1 he's just so damn popular he's universally regarded as the greatest. you guys will feel my frustration soon enough when some charismatic American comes along declaring himself the greatest ever and people forget who Fedor and Anderson were and what they did.
hey but what about money mayweather. UNDEFEATED
Ali himself candidly said Sugar Ray Robinson was the GOAT lol.
greatest boxer of this generation along with Pacquiao, sure-fire first ballot hall of famer. if he hadn't ducked Tszyu + Margarito + Williams + Pac (and accepted Mosley + Cotto before they were shot fighters) he'd be looking at the top 10. never cared much for risky fights though.
On a side note, I had a renergy sandwich last night before I went to the gym. I've never had so much energy in my life, will find youtube video of it, ya'll niggas need to try this shit.
Didn't make the drink, but the sandwich is fucking go. DOITFGTS
oh god its a 15 min video. WHATS IN THE SANGWICH
Kale, egg whites, avocado, almond butter on wheat toast.
My god he's like a miniJDS
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Love dem uppercuts.
we saw that with fedor. that guy's hand was broken more often than it was whole.
for some reason i'm really looking forward to henderson vs. diaz even though i know very little of either of those fighters. probably because there doesn't seem to be any kind of real consensus on who's going to win.
Every line I've seen has Henderson as a slight favorite, usually between -180 ~ -140.
Benson. Easily.