Roberto Duran's resume outside of Leonard 1

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  • New England
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    #31
    Originally posted by wmute
    Duran-Pac is so not a 50-50 fight...


    lol if it is i'm betting everything on duran


    silly bookies

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    • GoogleMe
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      #32
      Originally posted by New England
      add marvin hagler to that list


      duran shook him up and hagler had an iron chin for a middleweight



      he knocked davey moore clear across the ring


      for the doubters:
      if you don't think duran would have had the power to hurt manny's WW/ jr ww opponents (margarito[no head movement,] cotto, shot shane, zombie clottey, shot de la hoya, shot hatton,) you are wrong
      If Duran fought today, then he'd be undisputed champ from LW to MW. (SMW would be too huge for him).

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        #33
        I always laugh when people act like Duran frustrated the hell out of Leonard and beat him clearly. I think last I scored that fight, Leonard lost by a round, not these 3-4 round margins people come up with. If you judge on clean effective punching, Leonard has a great case for winning even that fight.

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          #34
          Originally posted by SCtrojansbaby
          With added weight your punch resistance usually goes up. Also a big heavy lumbering left hand is completely different then a Pacquiao lightning quick straight left that you don't see coming. NOBODY is above getting caught(and hurt) by a Pacquiao straight left.
          With exception to the case of a fighter being weight-drained, adding weight decreases your punch resistance.

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            #35
            Originally posted by RubenSonny
            With exception to the case of a fighter being weight-drained, adding weight decreases your punch resistance.
            In most cases you become more stationary, and will therefor be hit at a higher percentage

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              #36
              Originally posted by DiegoFuego
              I always laugh when people act like Duran frustrated the hell out of Leonard and beat him clearly. I think last I scored that fight, Leonard lost by a round, not these 3-4 round margins people come up with. If you judge on clean effective punching, Leonard has a great case for winning even that fight.
              No, if you judge on hype and bias toward Leonard he lost by one point, if you judge on clean, effective punching and ring generalship, Duran won by 3 or 4 rounds.

              Duran had, by far, the cleaner, harder punching in that fight. Clearly. He landed the straight right hand over and over and made Leonard miss a lot with the majority of his flurries. You probably think Leonard landed that bolo punch that made everyone cream...right? Go watch it again. It misses completely. That was the story of that fight. Leonard did his best work to the body probably, but again, Duran did better work.

              There is no case of Leonard winning. However, he sure made it all different in the rematch. Doesn't change the first fight though.
              Last edited by BennyST; 12-23-2011, 03:35 AM.

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