robinson was unbeatable in his prime
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Originally posted by portuge puncher View Postrobinson was unbeatable in his prime
EVERYBODY is beatable. Robinson is the greatest fighter ever, in my mind. But there is always a style or a person who can beat even the best on any given night. Ray pretty much never ran into that at 147, but there are a few fighters I think could turn the trick on the right night. That said.....at 147 he's as close to unbeatable as any fighter ever.
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Originally posted by JAB5239 View Post
EVERYBODY is beatable. Robinson is the greatest fighter ever, in my mind. But there is always a style or a person who can beat even the best on any given night. Ray pretty much never ran into that at 147, but there are a few fighters I think could turn the trick on the right night. That said.....at 147 he's as close to unbeatable as any fighter ever.
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Looking at this footage is great, but i think like wmute says, the fights after 55 really say something about how great he is. His technique in his prime is practically flawless, when he slips, he does it just enough to launch a counter hook or unload with a combination, Most of all he is always relaxed, what an amazing fighter.
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Originally posted by Richie-G View PostWho do you think could beat Robinson then? I mean from recent times??
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Originally posted by El Jesus View PostIf we are looking from welter to middle. Guys that i think might pose a problem are possibly Vernon Forrest, Bernard Hopkins, possibly marvin hagler. Mayweather jr is in the back of my mind simply because he might be fast enough to possibly time his movement, he really excels at doing that. Vernon Forrest without the injury would be a threat simply because his size and his jab would be an issue.
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Originally posted by Richie-G View PostI also reckon whitaker would give him a few problems.........
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Originally posted by JAB5239 View PostOn the right night, at welterweight.....Ray Leonard, Hearns and the Duran from the first Leonard fight.
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