The Greatness of Kostya Tszyu

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  • Nicky_Hatton
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    #121
    Originally posted by WLAD OWNS
    Prime Tszyu would've knocked Fatton out cold
    I wont start to mention the amount of people who could knock your boyfriend out pal.

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    • MELLY-MEL...
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      #122
      have always loved kostya, and have tried to explain to some of the morons here that he was a monster, but as you can see by some of these responses, some are just that, morons. kostya is a top 10 atg at a buck 40, and a p4p atg puncher!

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      • Left Hook Tua
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        #123
        Originally posted by Nicky_Hatton
        I wont start to mention the amount of people who could knock your boyfriend out pal.
        maybe even a few super lightweights.......

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        • the_godslayer
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          #124
          Originally posted by Melly-Mel
          have always loved kostya, and have tried to explain to some of the morons here that he was a monster, but as you can see by some of these responses, some are just that, morons. kostya is a top 10 atg at a buck 40, and a p4p atg puncher!
          agreed, remember friend, and you know this better than I as you have been around longer, but there are a lot of haters and ill informed pundits on here, the real, well informed boxing fans would agree with your statement whether they liked Tszyu as a fighter or not.

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            #125
            Top 100 Greatest Punchers

            Originally posted by Melly-Mel
            have always loved kostya, and have tried to explain to some of the morons here that he was a monster, but as you can see by some of these responses, some are just that, morons. kostya is a top 10 atg at a buck 40, and a p4p atg puncher!
            The Ring Magazine Top 100 Greatest Punchers of All-Time

            In 2003, the writers of Ring Magazine published a ranking of the 100 greatest punchers of all-time. Not unlike an all-time pound-for-pound ranking, this list compares fighters across different weight categories and different eras. As such, it's entirely open for debate ...

            1. Joe Louis
            2. Sam Langford
            3. Jimmy Wilde
            4. Archie Moore
            5. Sandy Saddler
            6. Stanley Ketchell
            7. Jack Dempsey
            8. Bob Fitzsimmons
            9. George Foreman
            10. Earnie Shavers
            11. Sugar Ray Robinson
            12. Ruben Olivares
            13. Wilfredo Gomez
            14. Rocky Marciano
            15. Sonny Liston
            16. Mike Tyson
            17. Bob Foster
            18. Thomas Hearns
            19. Khaosai Galaxy
            20. Alexis Arguello
            21. Carlos Zarate
            22. Max Baer
            23. Rocky Graziano
            24. Matthew Saad Muhammad
            25. Julian Jackson
            26. Danny Lopez
            27. Gerald McClellan
            28. Roberto Duran
            29. Rodrigo Valdez
            30. Felix Trinidad
            31. Pipino Cuevas
            32. Jim Jefferies
            33. Lennox Lewis
            34. Bennie Briscoe
            35. Marvin Hagler
            36. Edwin Rosario
            37. Tommy Ryan
            38. John Mugabi
            39. Joe Frazier
            40. Carlos Monzon
            41. Tony Zale
            42. Michael Spinks
            43. Joe Gans
            44. Elmer Ray
            45. George Godfrey
            46. Naseem Hamed
            47. Alfonso Zamora
            48. David Tua
            49. Cleveland Williams
            50. Julio Cesar Chavez
            51. Tiger Jack Fox
            52. Joe Walcott
            53. Gerry Cooney
            54. Al (Bummy) Davis
            55. Max Schmeling
            56. Florentino Fernandez
            57. Henry Armstrong
            58. Bob Satterfield
            59. Al Hostak
            60. Jesus Pimentel
            61. Eugene (Cyclone) Hart
            62. Lew Jenkins
            63. Harry Wills
            64. Tom Sharkey
            65. Terry McGovern
            66. Jersey Joe Walcott
            67. Kostya Tszyu
            68. Leotis Martin
            69. Buddy Baer
            70. Donovan (Razor) Ruddock
            71. Jose Luis Ramirez
            72. Tommy Gomez
            73. Jose Napoles
            74. Kid McCoy
            75. Antonio Esparragoza
            76. Ricardo Moreno
            77. Evander Holyfield
            78. Ike Williams
            79. Luis Firpo
            80. Ricardo Lopez
            81. Humberto Gonzalez
            82. Bobby Chacon
            83. Jock McAvoy
            84. Eduardo Lausse
            85. Eder Jofre
            86. Charley Burley
            87. Mike McCallum
            88. Salvador Sanchez
            89. Roy Jones Jr.
            90. Rodolfo Gonzalez
            91. Nigel Benn
            92. (Irish) Bob Murphy
            93. Paul Berlenbach
            94. Battling Torres
            95. Chalky Wright
            96. George (K.O.) Chaney
            97. Andy Ganigan
            98. Fred Fulton
            99. Ingemar Johansson
            100. Charley White


            Source: Ring Magazine (2003)

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            • MELLY-MEL...
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              #126
              Originally posted by the_godslayer
              agreed, remember friend, and you know this better than I as you have been around longer, but there are a lot of haters and ill informed pundits on here, the real, well informed boxing fans would agree with your statement whether they liked Tszyu as a fighter or not.
              exactly bro! cheers. k for u!

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              • the_godslayer
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                #127
                Originally posted by Melly-Mel
                exactly bro! cheers. k for u!
                respect, its a pleasure to speak with the well informed minority on here, the ones who can hold a reasoned debate even if the topic is against a favourite fighter etc.

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                • KabukiJoe
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                  #128
                  ...I like Hatton...he's a "throwback" to when boxers were fighters...but, if he had Joe Cortez in the ring when he fought Kostya, he'd have lost worse then vs Mayweather...Mayweather is a good boxer, but he has average power...Kostya is a good boxer but he's got great power...and Joe Cortez is the difference in those 2 Hatton fights...and I garentee you that 90% of the people that come to this forum just can't ***see*** how a ref makes that big of a difference in a fight...


                  Kabuki Joe

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                  • the_godslayer
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                    #129
                    Originally posted by KabukiJoe
                    ...I like Hatton...he's a "throwback" to when boxers were fighters...but, if he had Joe Cortez in the ring when he fought Kostya, he'd have lost worse then vs Mayweather...Mayweather is a good boxer, but he has average power...Kostya is a good boxer but he's got great power...and Joe Cortez is the difference in those 2 Hatton fights...and I garentee you that 90% of the people that come to this forum just can't ***see*** how a ref makes that big of a difference in a fight...


                    Kabuki Joe
                    i unerstand the point you are making but we need to decide which Joe Cortez? the one who stopped Hatton infighting against Floyd or the one who let Bhop do exactly the same thing with Calzaghe?
                    Thats the thing about Cortez now, he is shot and too inconsistent for your point to be fully valid my friend.

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                    • KabukiJoe
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                      #130
                      Originally posted by withoutthee88
                      The only certainty in all of this is that Mayweather would never go out on his stool.

                      ...LMAO...he's never be hit hard and now he's GAME...you know, I'm pretty tolerant of people with their heads up their asses, but you pushed me past the limit of decency...Floyd is a "punk" that doesn't like to get hit and he's probably the best at it...maybe ever...but to say he'd never sit on the stool because he's never been hurt, all I can say is, what a ****ing idiot...


                      My apologies,


                      Kabuki Joe

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