Evander Holyfield barley got by a old ass Holmes, and beat a 43 year old Foreman. he must have been greater than them. If he was around in their primes they never would have been champs. .
If Joe went down to mw during the 90's no way would Hop have stayed champ. We all know that Joe handled Hop at a higher unnatural weight. If Joe fought at mw he would have been easily an ATG at that weight.
Coulda shoulda woulda...Joe didn't...his claim to fame his beating a washed up RJJ and a past prime Bernard Hopkins...he really hasn't done much outside of that...
Coulda shoulda woulda...Joe didn't...his claim to fame his beating a washed up RJJ and a past prime Bernard Hopkins...he really hasn't done much outside of that...
RJJ and B-Hop's resume **** all over his...
One of those fights could have gone either way. Fact is almost all of press row scored it for a 43 year old man.
Coulda shoulda woulda...Joe didn't...his claim to fame his beating a washed up RJJ and a past prime Bernard Hopkins...he really hasn't done much outside of that...
RJJ and B-Hop's resume **** all over his...
So I guess the aging Calzaghe was prime in that fight then huh? It was 2 older guys and the better guy won and he did it in this country without any question of hometown judges.
Frazier the GOAT was a part time fighter, full time city cop who boxed as a hobby. Come on, seriously.
It's all good. He was a very active guy for a part time fighter even though I agree that it doesn't mean a lot.
That was a showcase fight for Roy @ home and he went with the 'Rocky' theme giving a no-name, no-hoper a shot at the very best. It as a good story and I don't regret it no matter what any hater says. Roy fought and beat Toney and Hopkins while Joe was a fresh face just turning pro.
Joe did nothing special but win a single world title and defend it against a lot of guys who had little chance to beat him in his back yard, which coincidently is the only place he would ever fight. I understand being a fan, but to defend his prime career so fervently is nonsense.
So I guess the aging Calzaghe was prime in that fight then huh? It was 2 older guys and the better guy won and he did it in this country without any question of hometown judges.
How was Calzaghe not in his prime? Everyone said he was at his best from Lacy-Kessler, and then when Hopkins makes him look bad he is suddenly past prime, only to look great in his next fight? Calzaghe peaked in his 30s and was 36. At that age Hopkins beat Tito down and was considered prime.
So I guess the aging Calzaghe was prime in that fight then huh? It was 2 older guys and the better guy won and he did it in this country without any question of hometown judges.
When did Calzaghe's prime end? Nobody would say it ended when he took apart Kessler...
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