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  • butterfly1964
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    #131
    Originally posted by Yaman
    boy you sure are creative. Waste of time, im not even gonna bother with you.
    Yeah of course your not, cause you know that you just got

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    • brownpimp88
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      #132
      Originally posted by butterfly1964
      Both are these are wrong.
      no they arent, baer is a scared ***** and he lost to braddock. Let me guess butterfly, he was past it? Lol, its the same old **** you pull off. Baer and Schemling aint ****.

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        #133
        Originally posted by brownpimp88
        no they arent, baer is a scared ***** and he lost to braddock. Let me guess butterfly, he was past it? Lol, its the same old **** you pull off. Baer and Schemling aint ****.
        Vitali is too unskilled for Schmeling, Schmeling wins a UD.

        Valuev is a bum, Baer would pound him into dust, he's too powerful.

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          #134
          Originally posted by butterfly1964
          Vitali is too unskilled for Schmeling, Schmeling wins a UD.

          Valuev is a bum, Baer would pound him into dust, he's too powerful.
          vitali was a very good boxer, better than schemling. he also had more power and weighed a good 40lbs more. i sa vitali by KO

          valuev would get owned by baer

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            #135
            Originally posted by hemichromis
            vitali was a very good boxer, better than schemling. he also had more power and weighed a good 40lbs more. i sa vitali by KO

            valuev would get owned by baer
            If you said Wlad then that might be a different story. But Vitali would get countered all-night by Schmeling.

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              #136
              Originally posted by hemichromis
              vitali was a very good boxer, better than schemling. he also had more power and weighed a good 40lbs more. i sa vitali by KO

              valuev would get owned by baer
              Who the hell is this "Schemling" some of you write about all the time ? Never heard about that guy, so it's possible that Vitali beats him.

              ...or do you mean Max Schmeling ? Than you're wrong. Max would win this one by UD IMO. Against Vladimir Max wins by Knockout. Vladimirs chin is not the best and Max counter-right hand would pulverise him like it did with Louis in the '36 fight.

              b.t.w. Vitali admired Max a lot and therefore named his newborn son "Max".
              Last edited by Friedie; 02-09-2007, 04:27 PM.

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                #137
                Originally posted by Friedie
                Louis beats Vladimir
                Tunney beats Vitaly
                Schmeling beats Brewster
                Sharkey beats Maskaev
                Baer beats Briggs
                Carnera beats Valuev

                joe louis was not from the era i'm talking about. carnera does not beat valuev, and i definetly wouldnt pick tunney to beat a prime vitali.

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                  #138
                  Originally posted by brownpimp88
                  joe louis was not from the era i'm talking about.
                  ....the era you're talking about was from 1924-1936, wasn't it ?. In 1935 Joe Louis K.o.ed former Champions Primo Carnera and Max Baer and other high ranked guys like King Levinsky and Paolino. In 1936 he was considered unbeatable. So he definetly is from that era.

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                    #139
                    Originally posted by Friedie
                    ....the era you're talking about was from 1924-1936, wasn't it ?. In 1935 Joe Louis K.o.ed former Champions Primo Carnera and Max Baer and other high ranked guys like King Levinsky and Paolino. In 1936 he was considered unbeatable. So he definetly is from that era.
                    I was talking about champs from that era and the title fights that occured during that era. There were 8 title fights during that time frame, how sad is that.

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                      #140
                      Originally posted by brownpimp88
                      I was talking about champs from that era and the title fights that occured during that era. There were 8 title fights during that time frame, how sad is that.
                      "worst era of heavyweight boxing" you said. In my opinion an era of boxing does not only enclude title bouts.

                      And if you compare fighters of different eras (what is it we do in this thread) you have to evaluate all their fights, not only their title bouts IMO. Or do you think it is fair to evaluate e.g. Max Schmeling only on his loss to Louis in '38 excluding the fight they had two years before ?

                      And for the counting of title fights ...there was only one title at stake... and not four.
                      Last edited by Friedie; 02-09-2007, 04:45 PM.

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