Originally posted by Dr. Z
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Where did I imply they should not have been ranked between 1940 and 1950?
MIDDLEWEIGHT
1940
Moore no4
1941 None ranked
1942
Moore no1
Burley no2
Williams no3
Basora no 5
Moore no 10
1943
Williams no 2
Basora no4
Moore no 10
1944
Williams no1
Burley no3
Basora no4
Cocoa Kid no7
Chase no9
1945
Williams no1
Burley no2
Wade no 7
Lytell no8
1946
Burley no2
Lytell no 8
1947
Lytell no2
1948
Lytell no 1
Robinson entered the Middleweight rankings at the end of 1949. None of The Row were ranked in that year or would be ever again at Middleweight.
No.I'm not sick, not sick at all.but I bet you are! lol
The fighters I've mentioned were all members of Murderers Row I just gave some chronological context to their respective careers vis a vis Robinson In fact it was YOU who first mentioned them in your opening post!
See below.
"Did Sugar Ray Robinson avoid the black murder's row?
10-13-2023, 09:44 PM
The murders row. Their talent was undeniable and can be seen. I'm not going to list links to all of their fights. Each man fought at two least hall of fame opponents, in many cases more than that! Most members are inducted in boxing's hall of fame, Decades too late in my opinion.
There were eight fighters that were feared who were middleweights who fought one another during the same era. They were tagged “Black Murderers Row” by writer Budd Schulberg.
There were Charley Burley, Eddie “Black Dynamite” Booker, Jack Chase, Cocoa Kid, Bert Lytell, Lloyd Marshall, Aaron “Tiger” Wade and Holman Williams."
Your title for this thread was" Did Robinson Avoid The Murderers Row?
Or in your case the" Murders Row."
I've proven convincingly that he did not ,I did this by supplying dates and showing that these men were prominent in the previous decade, that they were dropping out of the ratings, and were retiring when Robinson was just getting his career into full flow.
Despite repeated requests from me, for you to supply dates Robinson should, [your word,] have fought these men, you have not replied with a single yearly example,nor will you,
Do you now wish to drop the idea that Robinson avoided 7 of the 8 members of The Row,because chronologically they do not coincide with Robinson's career?
Is that why you now object to my mentioning the very names that you first introduced on this thread?
That would leave you with only Burley.
Burley dropped out of the ratings in1945 and retired in1950.
Robinson did not win the Middleweight title until 1951!
Simply put, you do not have a clue about the subject you chose for your thread.
Donald, you are a plank!
Do not be disabused that I am exiting this thread,I have found it most pleasurable reducing you to the status of the ignorant moron that you are, and I sincerely hope you continue trying to weasel your way out of it!
I hope this runs for another 20 pages!
I look forward to your next post on this ,your thread.
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