fighters in their prime you've seen and said"he cant be beat"

[Larry the boss]

list em..fighters you've seen who are so damn good and could adjust to damn near anything and you thought couldnt possibly ever lose

[IronDanHamza]

Roy Jones is the only person I have ever said that about and I truley believed it.

[STFU!!]

mayweather jr

[STFU!!]

Ali.......................

[gauze]

herbie hide

[Larry the boss]

pernell whitaker

roy jones

floyd mayweather jr

mike tyson

[paypayvay]

Ali.......................

you're 25 bro

[Chups]

The late 80's Mike Tyson cannot be beat. Yeah...not even a prime Ali.


------that's what I thought during that time.

[Lorily]

I thought Cotto was pretty invinsible up until the Margarito fight. I remember watching him and thinking you could throw the kitchen sink at this guy and he's gonna keep coming at you. When he fought Judah with his lip half hanging off I thought this guy is damn near unbeatable just on sheer will. Well, accept for FMJ - I always thought his style would beat Cotto by mere frustration, but other than that I still get stunned at the Cotto/Margarito fight and have a hard time believing Tony didn't have his gloves loaded in that fight. What could Cotto be now if it weren't for that fight? Cause any honest person knows that he hasn't been the same guy since then.

[gingeralbino]

Prince Naseem, i was old enough to know better (17 when he lost), but i think it was me growing up through my younger teenage years watching him spark guys out left right and centre, and seeing him get up smiling anytime he got KD which made me think he was invincible.

Shocked doesnt come close to describing my reaction to the Barrera fight. I was still convinced he'd knock him out in the 12th rd.

A lot more to do with me being naive than the Prince being THAT good. You'd think i'd learn, but 10 years later i still picked Abraham to win the super six, what can i say, i get carried away by knock out artists, i cant help it!

so, yeah, in short, im an idiot!