comment by joe strong, on 01-14-2013

[QUOTE=GAR1680-Boxing]I no longer think 45 is too old for a heavyweight to get in the ring (especially after seeing what Foreman did at his age), but I don’t think Golota should be among them. This is bad for boxing. Besides, I never really forgave him for the 2 disqualification losses in a row f...

comment by joe strong, on 01-14-2013

[QUOTE=New England]good post joe. i don't agree with all of it (for instance, floyd mayweather makes ungodly amounts of money today with ppv,) but you have some nice points. hockey is 100 times more popular in my area (the northeast,) than is boxing. hockey is probably the fourth most popula...

comment by New England, on 01-14-2013

[QUOTE=joe strong]been watching boxing since 88(14 years old)& i disagree as i noticed more people paying attention to the sport when you had guys like golota, tyson, holyfield, etc. in the 90s everyone fought each other, there was only 3 world titles(already too many at that point)& there wasn't...

comment by New England, on 01-14-2013

[QUOTE=papillon82]That's quite a scar on his left midsection. Is this guy a bodybuilder or a boxer.[/QUOTE] looks like a topheavy bodybuilder to me. most BB have crazy legs, as you need the base to continue to put weight up top. guy looks like a club fighter to me. and i have no idea ...

comment by joe strong, on 01-14-2013

[QUOTE=GAR1680-Boxing]I no longer think 45 is too old for a heavyweight to get in the ring (especially after seeing what Foreman did at his age), but I don’t think Golota should be among them. This is bad for boxing. Besides, I never really forgave him for the 2 disqualification losses in a row f...