Greatest Southpaw Heavyweight Champion (besides Moorer)?

[JAB5239]

Wlad wasn't at his perfected peak, but he was still a very dangerous and a much better fighter than Holyfield. Holyfield wouldn't have hung on like Wlad did. Definitely not the version of Holyfield that Moorer beat.

I must admit, it's ridiculous we're even having to spell this out. It really speaks to the strength of your idiocy that you can force conversations like this.

Holyfield was ranked the number one heavyweight. So you're kidding, right? And Moorer beat far better fighters than Sanders. I notice how you keep avoiding that debate, and for good reason.

[them_apples]

I guess Chris Byrd

[Rusty Tromboni]

Can't have a conversation with anyone without crying like a little *****

I dunno... am I really as high pitched as you get when I plunge into your ass with out lubeing you up first? Your screams shatter glass.

[Marchegiano]

I dunno... am I really as high pitched as you get when I plunge into your ass with out lubeing you up first? Your screams shatter glass.

Every single thread with Rusty Tromboni in it features you crying all over the tread, and, you can't front on that.

[billeau2]

Every single thread with Rusty Tromboni in it features you crying all over the tread, and, you can't front on that.

Rusty comes here along with Queenie, and perhaps his alt Rick Taylor to deficate in the section.

[billeau2]

Wlad who had already lost to Purrity and would go on to get stopped by Brewster? Of course Holyfield was a better win. He had only lost to Bowe, who was FAR better than Wlad at those points of their careers. Wlad did improve until Manny Steward helped him perfect his hit and clinch style.

Anyone who actually watched the Holly Moorer fight, unlike Rusty and the troll brigade would see what a great fight Moorer fought in defeating Holly.

[Marchegiano]

Rusty comes here along with Queenie, and perhaps his alt Rick Taylor to deficate in the section.

I thought Rusty was QueenB

Rick Taylor is too new to give any ****s about. I like Splatterhouse though.

[billeau2]

I thought Rusty was QueenB

Rick Taylor is too new to give any ****s about. I like Splatterhouse though.

Our latest project is near Reno Nevada. While building a place on one of the lots for us, we have to live in a trailer. So one of the worse things is dumping the tank with the sewrage. While doing so I got a vivid picture of Rusty and Queen B. I sort of zoned out... while zoning I had a vision of the tidy Bowl man jack slapping the two nitwits... But it my vision instead of an average guy on a boat he was Samuel Jackson a la Tarrantino... a tough, no nonsense tidy bowl man.

He kept pushing the two nitwits down the drain telling them "English mother ------" I could hear them gurgling as he slapped the taste out of their mouths... He took out a large firearm...around that time I came out of it... s h it was flying everwhere from the tank! people looked on in horror, one women dropped her slurpy and fainted, I could not stand the smell! I ran! the tank laughed and chased after me...

Sheesh! I hate trailers.

[famicommander]

I think it's clear Byrd has won the poll with Sanders in second. Fair enough.

I do think Sultan Ibragimov had a decent run. He got dominated by Wlad but he fought reigning champion Shannon Briggs, Evander Holyfield, and then unified champion Wladimir Klitschko in an eight month span to end his career. And yeah, Holy was old, but in his very next fight he got robbed in a world title fight against Valuev.

Chagaev only had one signature win (Valuev), but he also only lost to prime Wlad and prime Povetkin (besides the Lucas Browne fight, but I don't really count that because Chagaev was nearly blind in one eye by that time and Browne popped for PEDs anyway).

So in summation, I think five of the six southpaw heavyweight champions were very respectable champs in their eras.

And then there's Charles Martin.

[QueensburyRules]

I think it's clear Byrd has won the poll with Sanders in second. Fair enough.

I do think Sultan Ibragimov had a decent run. He got dominated by Wlad but he fought reigning champion Shannon Briggs, Evander Holyfield, and then unified champion Wladimir Klitschko in an eight month span to end his career. And yeah, Holy was old, but in his very next fight he got robbed in a world title fight against Valuev.

Chagaev only had one signature win (Valuev), but he also only lost to prime Wlad and prime Povetkin (besides the Lucas Browne fight, but I don't really count that because Chagaev was nearly blind in one eye by that time and Browne popped for PEDs anyway).

So in summation, I think five of the six southpaw heavyweight champions were very respectable champs in their eras.

And then there's Charles Martin.

- -"I walk like a god" Martin!

Sultan was very good with American scalps, but retired early, so somewhat forgotten.