Greatest Heavyweights of the 90's?

[QueensburyRules]

You don't get a pass because your brother fights the ones you would rather miss ,and you said credible challengers .Credible challengers are men ranked in the top ten not journeymen like Ed Mahone.

Vitali's resume is singularly underwhelming and everyone acknowledges it but a trolling hayseed like you and that cretin Z.

- - U git thee a free pass to pass FrenchFried Snail Gas with impunity.

Did the brothers ever fight someone as hopeless as Jimmy Robinson whom anyone with a feather duster, maybe even U could KO?

https://boxrec.com/wiki/index.php/Mu...Jimmy_Robinson

Jimmy Robinson

[Ivich]

- - U git thee a free pass to pass FrenchFried Snail Gas with impunity.

Did the brothers ever fight someone as hopeless as Jimmy Robinson whom anyone with a feather duster, maybe even U could KO?

https://boxrec.com/wiki/index.php/Mu...Jimmy_Robinson

Jimmy Robinson

Another duck. Quack. Quack.

[QueensburyRules]

Another duck. Quack. Quack.

- - Sweet Jimmy had to wear weights to clear the minimum 175lb heavyweight requirement similar to Sir 'enery, 14-30-2, 7KO with 16 KO losses.

[Ivich]

- - Sweet Jimmy had to wear weights to clear the minimum 175lb heavyweight requirement similar to Sir 'enery, 14-30-2, 7KO with 16 KO losses.

SFW? WTF Cares?

[kara]

No worries... What attributes did you have in mind? I mean imo McCall and Ibeauchi while both having some extenuating circumstances were both supremely talented. A fighter like Rahman, meanwhile, would be a fighter who made the most out of relatively unimpressive natural abilities.

I would put Tim Witherspoon on any list, along with Tua as well.

The Tuaman for sure.