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  • steptwome
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    #11
    Originally posted by Thread Stealer
    Everything, but obviously, losing at the end of your career when you're washed up doesn't take much at all from a guy's legacy. That's the norm in boxing, for a great to fight on too long until he's a shell of what he once was.
    ........I agree

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    • MANGLER
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      #12
      Prime time matters most, but the whole career should be looked at. This is why there's such a constant debate about Tyson bein considered great or not. Durin his prime he was great, but overall he fell apart and became a joke. I voted both although prime is what really counts, cuz post prime accomplishments look great, but nobody discredits fighters for their post prime losses.

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      • KESSLER
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        #13
        Their career as a whole. With most of the focus being on their primes, I'd say.

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