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    Hello my fellow Boxingscene community. I am in need of some help for a informative speech I am going to do. I want to get the name of some boxers either record breakers or that have changed the face of boxing itself. A little bit of info on them would help also. Thanks I would highly appreciate it

  • #2
    I think Joe Louis and Muhammad Ali will probably be the main two suggestions. Both have had a major impact in and outside the sport.

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    • #3
      I agree Ali, Louis would be good ones and I would add Jack Johnson and John L. Sullivan. You can google any of their names to find all the information you need.

      Louis's 2nd fight with Max Schmeling would be interesting.

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      • #4
        Record breakers:

        Julio Cesar Chavez Sr. - Granite chin, granite hands, hell of a win streak

        George Foreman & Bernard Hopkins - Old guys to win titles

        Manny Pacquiao - First 8 division champion

        Mentionable:

        Roy Jones Jr.'s Olympic fight for the gold - I believe this one changed how scoring went in the amateur system in boxing and showcases corruption

        Ray Mancini's fight with the Korean guy(Korean guy died in action) - Erupted talk which came to bring the 15 rounds down to 12

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        • #5
          The 'Korean guy' was called Duk Koo Kim.
          Last edited by NChristo; 02-25-2013, 08:53 PM.

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          • #6
            Oh yeah Roy Jones was also like the first career starting Middleweight to win a Heavyweight title in like a century after he beat Ruiz.

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            • #7
              Originally posted by SlySlickSmooth View Post
              Record breakers:

              Julio Cesar Chavez Sr. - Granite chin, granite hands, hell of a win streak

              George Foreman & Bernard Hopkins - Old guys to win titles

              Manny Pacquiao - First 8 division champion

              Mentionable:

              Roy Jones Jr.'s Olympic fight for the gold - I believe this one changed how scoring went in the amateur system in boxing and showcases corruption

              Ray Mancini's fight with the Korean guy(Korean guy died in action) - Erupted talk which came to bring the 15 rounds down to 12
              Doesn't chavez have the most championship bouts?? And thanks for the info

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              • #8
                Originally posted by TBear View Post
                I think Joe Louis and Muhammad Ali will probably be the main two suggestions. Both have had a major impact in and outside the sport.
                Thanks, I was also thinking about using them just because there is a ton of information on both of them.

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                • #9
                  Originally posted by hhascup View Post
                  I agree Ali, Louis would be good ones and I would add Jack Johnson and John L. Sullivan. You can google any of their names to find all the information you need.

                  Louis's 2nd fight with Max Schmeling would be interesting.
                  Thanks, will consider you suggestion

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