Who has the best resume in boxing history

[billeau2]

I might just agree, Tony was a top flight fighter who does well in any era.












sonyboy2..............How do you control what punches your opponent throws on the inside using your head?
I'll wait!


Well maybe not, see you tomorrow I'm sure you'll have all the answers and probably options too. ps; their not on google or ******* these are found in a GYM!

Jughead go to Jim and get bigger, stick needle in ass punch harder, be better boxer and own everybody. Want to be like Butterbean real big man yes! Make everyone else a mere cruiserwait....

[Ray Corso]

Seems as though the "challenge me trainer of the minute" hasn't returned!

sonyboyz, elroy and his shadow juggynutz are the Forums Three Stooges!
....and thats an insult to the originals who atleast were a professional act!


........maybe just one question was enough, the answers aren't on the net.
They are in the gym however a place none of these fools has ever been.
Nite folks........the three lil' girls too.
Ray

[LacedUp]

So why exactly are you asking if Hagler could beat John Ruiz?

Well you could pick that out in any of their respective resumes. Would Hagler arguably lose to Dave Tiberi? Or have a tough time with Merqui Sosa?

Or get dropped twice by Mercado?

No he wouldn't. Hopkins' middleweight resume is nowhere near Hagler's anyway and neither is Toney's for that matter.

lol at the John Mugabi comparison. When Hagler beat him he was undefeated, when McClellan beat him he was barely a year removed from being starched in a round by Norris.

Sonnyboy has no response to this.

[juggernaut666]

Jughead go to Jim and get bigger, stick needle in ass punch harder, be better boxer and own everybody. Want to be like Butterbean real big man yes! Make everyone else a mere cruiserwait....

"JIM".....yea that sums up where you've never been......


All you do is post SPAM you must be in with the in crowd since the mods ignore it..biileau..Corso and guess whos back the real stooges on here...

[C.Y.]

1st one that comes to mind is ALI which includes Archie moore, Sonny Liston, Floyd Patterson, George Chuvalo, Cleveland Williams, Jerry Quarry, Joe Frazier, Bob Foster, Ken Norton, George Foreman, Ron Lyle, Earnie Shavers and Leon spinks, is there anymore? Basically some of the hardest guys in history, does any other boxer (any weight class) top that? If you were just assesing boxers on guys they beat, whos resume looks the best?

The mistake many people make when looking at resumes is judging them of name value and not analyzing the condition of the big name opponent at the time of the bout.

Ex: Archie Moore and Patterson were washed up. Not to degrade Ali, this can be done with anyone's resume

[C.Y.]

Again I never claimed to be Tyson trainer, I merely stated I worked pads with him a number of times AT Cus's gym AT Cus's house!
Second not knowing his own nick name isn't that big of a deal if you think it is thats fine by me.
I aske about mentor affiliations because having knowledge of the sports history doesn't mean you know anything about techniques. I knew Jimmy Jacobs and Jimmy was a library in his self and knew a little about boxing techniques but being a student of boxing history doesn't mean you know squat about the "fight"!
Can you speak or write without using the word "****in" every other second?
You sound off like a child, you need explitives to show how "meaningful" you are hahahaha!!!

question for sonybox2;
explain to me how you teach an "inside left hook/upper cut, Mexican style"
this is taught by every Mexican trainer worth his salt and the technique is NEVER used by American or Euro fighters.
I was taught by Gaspar Ortega when i was a young fellow learning my craft.

be my guest, and stop cussing every other sentence...

be back later, out for breakfast.........

Is this the first time you posted without signing your name at the end???

[juggernaut666]

The mistake many people make when looking at resumes is judging them of name value and not analyzing the condition of the big name opponent at the time of the bout.

Ex: Archie Moore and Patterson were washed up. Not to degrade Ali, this can be done with anyone's resume

Liston wasnt in his prime either as Fraziers prime was also 67 to 71 .Nortons a good win as is Foreman ,overall success for Ali is excellent but the resume itself doesnt impress to the point that i think its the best ,i would rate it a little higher had Jimmy Young not defeat Foreman as well.

[Ray Corso]

Paterson & Moore are also stepping stones for a very young Ali. They are what they are just as Marciano's win over Louis is viewed and any other veteran
beyond his prime who drops one to the younger more formidal contender.

cy;..."Is this the first time you posted without signing your name at the end"???
I don't know I don't keep track but if you do then someone is.....
Ray.

[Ray Corso]

sonyby2.."Feel free Ray to ask me anything whatsoever on the sport of boxing".

Well sonny I asked you three questions but it seems your on vacation now.
I know you don't know anything about technique so what the hell.
I won't waste my time with you again, keep up the good work finding what "nick names" fighters have for themselves it is an interesting topic!

Welcome to the elroy/tool boy, jugernutz club of fools!

Ray.

[RAV3N]

Dont let them get to you Ray, keep on educating them.