For large parts of boxing history, Light Heavyweight struggled to be a consistently great class because its greatest fighters had their eyes on another prize. Gene Tunney and Ezzard Charles never got around to winning the title, instead capturing the honors up high when opportunity arose. Billy Conn might have reigned for years but chose to chase “The Brown Bomber.” Archie Moore spent more time in contention with the big men than defending his 175 lb. crown. Bob Foster was as famous for Heavyweight disappointments as Light Heavyweight dominance. Michael Spinks unified the titles and stuck around just long enough to catch the attention of Larry Holmes. [Click Here To Read More]
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i agree with you but i dont think bhop will crash the party i think pascal will beat bhop down hes old n he doesnt have the hunger as we saw in the jones fight pascal does have hunger n is looking for the stars right now and is very exciting maybe he fights cloud next if he beats bhop which he shouldComment
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Nathan Cleverly is the future of 175. Then he'll go to Cruiser and dominate that division. He's a great talent.Comment
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I agree with Shumenov's position.
He gets no respect from me until he gives Campillo a rematch.
But having seen how one sided the 2nd fight was, I find it hard to imagine how much worse Gabriel can whoop his ass. He was ROBBED.
How the WBA just let that decision fly is beyond me. As bad a robbery as there has ever been. P.M Jarman and J Roth shouldnt be allowed to judge again after that.Comment
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How is Pascal the lineal champ? Especially since Cloud was a top undefeated LHW with somewhat of a small case to be ranked ahead of Pascal.Comment
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