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What was the third best era for heavyweights?
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Originally posted by Dr. Z View Post
Wlad has fast hands. He moves well around the ring. And he is puncher who fought many styles including other punchers. You don't know what your are talking about.billeau2 likes this.
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Originally posted by Dr. Z View Post
Wlad has fast hands. He moves well around the ring. And he is puncher who fought many styles including other punchers. You don't know what your are talking about.
If I said Wlad's the GOAT it doesn't make 05-15 worth half a damn, doesn't make Mormeck a real HW contender, doesn't turn Saunders into tactical juggernaught, doesn't give Peter any endurance, doesn't really prove or even suggest **** except for apparently Wlad fans are some crybaby ass mother ****ers.
Wlad was so good he struggled or got beaten every single time he faced anyone with any talent. In order to protect Wlad we pretend like Povetkin, who avoided title fights while Wlad was champion for about a decade, managed to stop no one from getting to titles before him, managed to get no titles himself, was always smaller, and has a resume of Wlad's leftovers, but, on Wlad's resume he's a name.
That's a **** era bubba
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Originally posted by Marchegiano View Post
You know it's a weak era when the only people defending an entire era focus their defense on how good one or two boxers of the era were.
If I said Wlad's the GOAT it doesn't make 05-15 worth half a damn, doesn't make Mormeck a real HW contender, doesn't turn Saunders into tactical juggernaught, doesn't give Peter any endurance, doesn't really prove or even suggest **** except for apparently Wlad fans are some crybaby ass mother ****ers.
Wlad was so good he struggled or got beaten every single time he faced anyone with any talent. In order to protect Wlad we pretend like Povetkin, who avoided title fights while Wlad was champion for about a decade, managed to stop no one from getting to titles before him, managed to get no titles himself, was always smaller, and has a resume of Wlad's leftovers, but, on Wlad's resume he's a name.
That's a **** era bubba
Both first round HOFers which is a sight better than most HOFers, but more importantly, they more than any other shifted the weight requirements of the heavy division that necessitated the WBC and others to create the Bridgette Wt Belt. Many of the fighters they fought will be elected to th HOF as happens in every era.
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Originally posted by QueensburyRules View Post
- -End of the day, the Ks dominated not only in wins, KOs, and rounds won, but they still got Americans squealing in soprano...
Both first round HOFers which is a sight better than most HOFers, but more importantly, they more than any other shifted the weight requirements of the heavy division that necessitated the WBC and others to create the Bridgette Wt Belt. Many of the fighters they fought will be elected to th HOF as happens in every era.
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Originally posted by DeeMoney View PostIts generally accepted that the early to mid 70s was the best era for heavies: comeback stage Ali, young Foreman, prime Frazier, Norton, and a slew of others. Usually, I hear the mid 90s referenced as the next best era: Holyfield, Bowe, Lewis, post prison Tyson.
So what was the third best era for heavies? Was there another era that can supplant either of these two? Maybe early to mid 60s?
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Originally posted by Dr. Z View Post
Wlad has fast hands. He moves well around the ring. And he is puncher who fought many styles including other punchers. You don't know what your are talking about.Last edited by billeau2; 06-10-2021, 01:25 PM.
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Originally posted by JAB5239 View Post
Like who? Vits MAY have Adamek as far as wins go, and Wlad may have Haye and Byrd. You make make arguments none of them belong in the HOF. LMAO....."many fighters"!
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Originally posted by QueensburyRules View Post
- -End of the day, the Ks dominated not only in wins, KOs, and rounds won, but they still got Americans squealing in soprano...
Both first round HOFers which is a sight better than most HOFers, but more importantly, they more than any other shifted the weight requirements of the heavy division that necessitated the WBC and others to create the Bridgette Wt Belt. Many of the fighters they fought will be elected to th HOF as happens in every era.
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