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Last edited by Ascended; 01-24-2022, 03:04 PM.
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Originally posted by moneytheman View Post
its not a interpretation its facts from vid watch the vid you crazy i told you to watch why wont you its not a lie its on video how he moved and his flaws which he moved like poster said plodding which i call tiptoeing stiff and basic which he did
when you watch the jersey vid he looked like he was from the future and joe looked like the rest which was like poster said stiff slow and basic is this opinion no its all on video or are you gonna say jers didnt look like he looked ether when its on video him using mutiple angles while punching and being able to punch smoothly while moving forward which neither joe showed you crazy person so stop we can see these names and others back then on video
where is the opinion at its not any he lost he struggled and he moved bad compared to other eras there is no opinion there stop acting blind and watch and being crazy what are you denying something that exist on like it doesnt video your crazy
Here's a fact: for Louis we have video tape which we can evaluate, for Greb there are unfortunately no tapes to view.
Everything after that is an evaluation of Louis by the viewer, not a fact.billeau2 likes this.
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Originally posted by Willow The Wisp View PostI count 18 humans who've ever lived who might give Joe Louis trouble under MOQ rules. I count at least 100 x that many people who post on boxing forums who know nothing about......
Try watching other years dummy and see how boxing advanced over decades idiotLast edited by Ascended; 01-24-2022, 08:44 PM.
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Corbett
Johnson
Dempsey
Tunney
Marciano
Walcott
Charles
Liston
Clay
Frazier
Foreman
Lewis
Fury
Wilder
W. Klit
V. Klit
IB
Jimmy Young
Most of the above would beat Louis. And if Conn can whip him (which he essentially did) then a host of smaller boxers also have an excellent chance.
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Originally posted by The Old LefHook View PostCorbett
Johnson
Dempsey
Tunney
Marciano
Walcott
Charles
Liston
Clay
Frazier
Foreman
Lewis
Fury
Wilder
W. Klit
V. Klit
IB
Jimmy Young
Most of the above beat would Louis. And if Conn can whip him (which he essentially did) then a host of smaller boxers also have an excellent chance.
Ruddock who was good at movement in his young days my fav slugger of all time alot of people underate razor I like his style
Ruiz from this era easy win
tyson who won run though him easy
Smith another one of my fav sluggers
Joshua from this era
Fury from this era
And mutiple other lw from 70s-90s would all run though him like butrr or bread
You used the wrong word you said Chance its no chance these people and the ones you named and didn't would all destroy him for a fact he has no way to defend or land on any of these legends/mid carders
I find it odd to how people always leave out jersey who moved better then anybody ever in the black and white era before ali im not dumb i know the reason they leave him out when talking on joe is cause he made joe look basic stiff and slow like the rest of the era
If jers who looked like he was from the future and made joe look basic and he was missing mutiple advances others had in 70s-90s what makes people think joe could hang with them people are so ****** hereLast edited by Ascended; 01-24-2022, 08:58 PM.
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I did forget Tyson, who might well beat Louis. I did NOT forget any of the others, churl wipe. Ruddock isn't beating anyone, nor is Ruiz. What are you, a halftard?
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Are you guys serious, or just saying crazy things and seeing who responds? I'm new here and not too sure how people like to post. I can tell you that I actually know a few of those guys whose names you've thrown around in the last string of posts, and none of them would say they'd have beaten Joe Fin Louis with a strait face, though I'm guessing some might appreciate your vote of confidence. Boxing isn't like the team sports. It has not evolved a stitch since the 30s and 40s.billeau2 likes this.
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