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Originally posted by Hooded Terror View Post
The point has been made. Common sense was used from the outset. You are a fun poster with many many good previous posts.
I do find it very telling that despite requesting close to ten times now, nobody wants to list the Top 10 ranked fighters Iran Barkley beat.
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Originally posted by IronDanHamza View Post
Thank you.
I do find it very telling that despite requesting close to ten times now, nobody wants to list the Top 10 ranked fighters Iran Barkley beat.
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Originally posted by GhostofDempsey View Post
His two wins over Hearns trumps any of Monzon’s wins. Monzon’s best win was a smaller Griffith who was better as a welter. Barkley’s wins over Hearns are also > Hopkins, Eubank Sr., Mugabi, GGG, Canelo, Best wins. Before you say I am calling Barkley greater than them, I’m talking about single greatest wins. But you think Hearns was shot at 30 but Torres was prime at 30 so there’s that.
Citing ages again now, aren't you? Pay attention little boy, try and keep up, haven't I explained this to you multiple times now?
One man could be totally finished by age 28 (Wilfred Benitez) and another could be just hitting their prime at 35 (Bernard Hopkins). Can you please make this easier for everyone and point out the part that you don't understand? So I can break it down as if I'm talking to someone like yourself who's obviously mentally handicapped.
Do you know who Wilfred Benitez is? Do you give Carlos Herrera credit for beating him? Because Benitez was 28 years old when he beat him.
Two years younger than Tommy Hearns was when he fought Barkley. Was Benitez passed it at that time? It's a very simple question, that you haven't answered after 2 times of asking. You think can do it on the third try?Last edited by IronDanHamza; 02-19-2023, 06:14 PM.
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Originally posted by IronDanHamza View Post
Never said Hearns was shot. That's a lie.
Citing ages again now, aren't you? Pay attention little boy, try and keep up, haven't I explained this to you multiple times now?
One man could be totally finished by age 28 (Wilfred Benitez) and another could be just hitting their prime at 35 (Bernard Hopkins). Can you please make this easier for everyone and point out the part that you don't understand? So I can break it down as if I'm talking to someone like yourself who's obviously mentally handicapped.
Do you know who Wilfred Benitez is? Do you give Carlos Herrera credit for beating him? Because Benitez was 28 years old when he beat him.
Two years younger than Tommy Hearns was when he fought Barkley. Was Benitez passed it at that time? It's a very simple question, that you haven't answered after 2 times of asking. You think can do it on the third try?
Your Benitez analogy doesn’t apply here. Hearns and Torres were the same age and had roughly the same amount of fights in their respective careers.
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Originally posted by GhostofDempsey View Post
Yes you did you only tried to walk back those claims when I pointed out how Torres was also 30 when Tiger beat him, lol.
Originally posted by GhostofDempsey View Post
Your Benitez analogy doesn’t apply here. Hearns and Torres were the same age and had roughly the same amount of fights in their respective careers.
Do you know who Wilfred Benitez is? Do you give Carlos Herrera credit for beating him? Because Benitez was 28 years old when he beat him.
Two years younger than Tommy Hearns was when he fought Barkley. Was Benitez passed it at that time? It's a very simple question, that you haven't answered after 3 times of asking. You think can do it on the fourth try, little boy?
Answer the question, or shut your mouth.Last edited by IronDanHamza; 02-19-2023, 07:25 PM.
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Maybe Benitez's fade should be viewd as an exception. Few start so young and were thrown to the wolves so quickly, as Benitez.
But I understand the general point. Age does not necessarily denote "past it" -- "finished" -- Etc.
I think Foreman II weathers Foreman I's early assault and outlasts him, stopping him late.
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Originally posted by Willie Pep 229 View PostMaybe Benitez's fade should be viewd as an exception. Few start so young and were thrown to the wolves so quickly, as Benitez.
But I understand the general point. Age does not necessarily denote "past it" -- "finished" -- Etc.
I think Foreman II weathers Foreman I's early assault and outlasts him, stopping him late.
But yes you get the general gist, fighters age differently, we see it over and over and over again.
Fighter A could be 30, with 50 fights and in their prime whereas fighter B could be 30 with 50 fights and be shot.
And that's spectrum ranges far and wide.
The fact this even needs explaining honestly baffles me.
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Originally posted by IronDanHamza View Post
He's not the exception though because there's other examples, Erik Morales being an immediate one.
But yes you get the general gist, fighters age differently, we see it over and over and over again.
Fighter A could be 30, with 50 fights and in their prime whereas fighter B could be 30 with 50 fights and be shot.
And that's spectrum ranges far and wide.
The fact this even needs explaining honestly baffles me.
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Originally posted by kara View Post
I remember Morales putting in that legendary performance against Maidana, when everyone thought the fight was death sentence for Morales
Even though Maidana won, Morales was way past it and too heavy yet he still put up a great fight.
I think Maidana probably took that fight lightly.
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