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Originally posted by Rusty Tromboni
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Hahahahaha! No. Not at all. No one ever suggested as much. If anything he was getting better.
Where do you get your information from?
Do you talk like this to your shrink?
Do you think it's normal spending your life confined to a straight-jacket?
Do you ever wonder why people don't come to visit... it wouldn't be your crazy talk, would it?
Hahahahahahahahahahahahahahaahahahahahahahahahahah haahahahahahahahahhahahahahaahahahahahahahahahahah ahahahahahahahhahahahahahahahahaha!
I'm in stitches.
Welterweight more stacked than Light Heavyweight!?!?!?
Robinson weighed 157 for the Maxim fight. Almost 15 years later he'd meet the inimitable Joey Archer in his final fight, and scale in at 160 for their Middleweight tilt. You sad, little man. See what happens when people can call you out on your lies?
the lunch lady was your best (only) friend in school, huh? Well, quality over quantity, I guess. And you two always had a table to yourselves.
No one thinks Robinson was his best at Lightweight.
Most claim he was best at Welterweight. But anyone who cares to review the sources will see that Robinson was already a Middleweight before he fought for the Welterweight strap. He really only returned to Welterweight to defend said belt. And he spent his prime (late 20's-early/mid 30's fighting at Middleweight. It's not that Ray got worse, it's that the competition got bigger and better.
And no one ever claimed he was going to be a Light Heavyweight Juggernaut, but Greb and Walker were smaller men than Ray and they indeed WERE Juggernauts at 175 - and above!
Where do you get your information from?
Do you talk like this to your shrink?
Do you think it's normal spending your life confined to a straight-jacket?
Do you ever wonder why people don't come to visit... it wouldn't be your crazy talk, would it?
Hahahahahahahahahahahahahahaahahahahahahahahahahah haahahahahahahahahhahahahahaahahahahahahahahahahah ahahahahahahahhahahahahahahahahaha!
I'm in stitches.
Welterweight more stacked than Light Heavyweight!?!?!?
Robinson weighed 157 for the Maxim fight. Almost 15 years later he'd meet the inimitable Joey Archer in his final fight, and scale in at 160 for their Middleweight tilt. You sad, little man. See what happens when people can call you out on your lies?
the lunch lady was your best (only) friend in school, huh? Well, quality over quantity, I guess. And you two always had a table to yourselves.
No one thinks Robinson was his best at Lightweight.
Most claim he was best at Welterweight. But anyone who cares to review the sources will see that Robinson was already a Middleweight before he fought for the Welterweight strap. He really only returned to Welterweight to defend said belt. And he spent his prime (late 20's-early/mid 30's fighting at Middleweight. It's not that Ray got worse, it's that the competition got bigger and better.
And no one ever claimed he was going to be a Light Heavyweight Juggernaut, but Greb and Walker were smaller men than Ray and they indeed WERE Juggernauts at 175 - and above!
Is that the latest desperate strategy?to exaggerate feigned surprise? It ain't working. Light heavy has always been eclipsed by heavy weight.
The competition was consistent... and idiot its not that people don't think he was great at Light weight... there is just no tape of him.
You should stop talking about robinson... you have no sense of scale regarding his career. And all the puffery in the world will not hide your ignorance. Many great fighters fought into a second career... like Hopkins, who fought and best some good fighters... but there is a difference between a 40 plus Hopkins and p r ime hopkins...nThat version of Robinson considering scale of career was not his best work. Idiot
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