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Sure, the division is dead (or just sleeping) but which fights of the last five years have enlivened it, if only for the time they took place?
Here's some I enjoyed, off the top of my head:
1. Lewis vs. Klitschko: Now this was a decent fight, right? Two behemoths - one old, one green - go at it, with a slightly disappointing "called off on cuts" ending.
2. Tyson vs. Williams - forget what you think about either competitor - it was good to watch, right?
3. Jones Jr. vs. Ruiz - Maybe a little too one-sided to really compel, but remember when Jones Jr. was unstoppable? Back at the time people were having serious debates about whether he could beat every other heavy out there. Now we're having to debate if he could beat Glen Johnson. The mighty have fallen
4. Peter vs. A.N.Other - Some like this - a big powerful guy knocks people with bum chins out and they say he's the new Tyson. Worth a view if you like that sort of thing.
5. Brewster vs. Golota - come on, it was pretty exciting for a minute, wasn't it? Or 52 seconds to be precise.
Here's some I enjoyed, off the top of my head:
1. Lewis vs. Klitschko: Now this was a decent fight, right? Two behemoths - one old, one green - go at it, with a slightly disappointing "called off on cuts" ending.
2. Tyson vs. Williams - forget what you think about either competitor - it was good to watch, right?
3. Jones Jr. vs. Ruiz - Maybe a little too one-sided to really compel, but remember when Jones Jr. was unstoppable? Back at the time people were having serious debates about whether he could beat every other heavy out there. Now we're having to debate if he could beat Glen Johnson. The mighty have fallen
4. Peter vs. A.N.Other - Some like this - a big powerful guy knocks people with bum chins out and they say he's the new Tyson. Worth a view if you like that sort of thing.
5. Brewster vs. Golota - come on, it was pretty exciting for a minute, wasn't it? Or 52 seconds to be precise.
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