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  • #41
    Originally posted by BigStereotype View Post
    I like Dempsey's chances because he was a giant-killing specialist. That's what he did. Wlad puts up a hell of a fight, but the class disparity is too big. And Wlad has never been in there with somebody who fights with the brutal ferocity of Dempsey. The pace that Jack would set would be too much, I think.
    Dempsey's killer instinct is the x factor here. I mean ffs, Liston and Tyson named Dempsey as influences on them.

    That has to tell you something. I'm not gonna go calling Wlad a creampuff or anything, but it'd be interesting to see how he'd deal with Dempsey's ferocity.

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    • #42
      Originally posted by oj simpson View Post
      why are you guys comparing the worst/unproven of our time to past all time greats?

      seems kinda wrong no?

      how about you compare past greats with current/modern greats.

      I mean i can flip the script & say what would our greats do to the yesteryear's version of berto & cintron?
      Pacquiao vs. Basilio at 152.

      Who wins?

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      • #43
        Originally posted by blackirish137 View Post
        Boxing is not decided by who is the more athletic. You take the most athletic guy in the world and he would be destroyed in boxing. There are countless champions in boxing that have been out of shape and unathletic...Nicolino Locche comes to mind.

        besides, a fat former middleweight was a top 3 fighter at one point at HW only a few years ago.
        Sorry but Toney being in the top 3 at HW (it happened in 2005 right?) was a joke. Who did he beat that year? Dominick Guinn, who was coming off a loss and a draw. Oh and he got suspended for roiding against Ruiz, yeah top 3 right there

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        • #44
          Originally posted by Bastian Loc View Post
          Dempsey's killer instinct is the x factor here. I mean ffs, Liston and Tyson named Dempsey as influences on them.

          That has to tell you something. I'm not gonna go calling Wlad a creampuff or anything, but it'd be interesting to see how he'd deal with Dempsey's ferocity.
          He better be very careful. Cause one Dempsey shot is enough to turn the lights out for a long time.

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          • #45
            Originally posted by Bastian Loc View Post
            Dempsey's killer instinct is the x factor here. I mean ffs, Liston and Tyson named Dempsey as influences on them.

            That has to tell you something. I'm not gonna go calling Wlad a creampuff or anything, but it'd be interesting to see how he'd deal with Dempsey's ferocity.
            Another thing about Dempsey is that he could box damn well, he had those skills to fall back on if he couldn't knock you out immediately, hes generally underrated in this aspect but theres been a slight reverse effect where some individuals in the history section have described him as unbeatable. He was also a master on the inside, its funny people compare him with Tyson because of the similar head movements and all out aggression but his inside skills are show him to also be similar to Frazier. I honestly don't see how Liston is like him at all and I've never heard him claiming to be influenced by him
            Last edited by RubenSonny; 02-13-2011, 03:19 PM.

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            • #46
              Originally posted by Bastian Loc View Post
              Dempsey's killer instinct is the x factor here. I mean ffs, Liston and Tyson named Dempsey as influences on them.

              That has to tell you something. I'm not gonna go calling Wlad a creampuff or anything, but it'd be interesting to see how he'd deal with Dempsey's ferocity.
              Not well. Wlad can fight, but he's very dispassionate. Steward has to get in his face to make him go after somebody he's really kicking the **** out of. He'd be in there with somebody to whom boxing isn't just a sport, it's life and death. Dempsey has said that he wasn't a killer in the ring because killing his opponent made it too short. He liked to punish them. That's borderline sociopath in the ring against a guy who's "just" an athlete.

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              • #47
                All this talk about Dempsey really makes me pissed that there isn't high quality films available of him.

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                • #48
                  Originally posted by Bastian Loc View Post
                  All this talk about Dempsey really makes me pissed that there isn't high quality films available of him.
                  I'm with you there. I can't wait for somebody to remaster the films like the Robinson-Basilio matchups.

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                  • #49
                    Originally posted by BigStereotype View Post
                    I'm with you there. I can't wait for somebody to remaster the films like the Robinson-Basilio matchups.
                    Graceful-Aggression at it's finest.

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                    • #50
                      Originally posted by Pirao View Post
                      Sorry but Toney being in the top 3 at HW (it happened in 2005 right?) was a joke. Who did he beat that year? Dominick Guinn, who was coming off a loss and a draw. Oh and he got suspended for roiding against Ruiz, yeah top 3 right there
                      it was a sad division, people just forget. John Ruiz was the third best in the division at the time when Toney beat him, Wladimir had been knocked out twice, and Vitali had just retired.
                      Then Toney went on to be robbed against Sam Peter, so yes, sadly he was a legitimate #3 in the division.

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