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I can't close threads in NSB you moron. And for anyone who wants to go back and look it is clear you ducked my questions and points. The only jokes around here are you and any other nuthugger who thinks their favorite fighter can do no wrong because you don't understand the sport or its history.
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I can't close threads in NSB you moron. And for anyone who wants to go back and look it is clear you ducked my questions and points. The only jokes around here are you and any other nuthugger who thinks their favorite fighter can do no wrong because you don't understand the sport or its history. -
Nope, I read that thread and you clearly got schooled by him. You did an awful lot of mental gymnastics, twisting and turning just to hang with him in the debate which you eventually lost as he had the stronger points, but you were eventually exposed at the end of the thread by a few posters as being racist. JAT :]Comment
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The 2000's had 2 elite fighters. Neither will fight each other, with good reason.
The 1990's era had 4 elite fighters, Lewis, Holyfield, Bowe and Tyson, who fought each other on several occasions.
Holyfield fought all 3 elite contenders, having 7 fights against them
Lewis fought Holyfield twice and Tyson once.
Tyson fought Holyfield twice and Lewis once.
Bowe fought Holyfield 3 times.
So the 1990's had a trilogy of fights between Holyfield and Bowe, 2 between Tyson and Holyfield and 2 between Holyfield and Lewis That's 7 fights between the division's elite.
The 2000's had Lewis vs Tyson and Lewis vs Vitali. So that's 2 fights between the divisions elite. And neither of those were between that generations true elite fighters.
So there were far more elite fights in the 1990's
It's not the Klits fault that their only real contender was blood related. But that's the reality.
You can't say Wlad had tougher challenges than he would have done in the 1990's, cos if he wanted to dominate in the 90's he would have had to fight several fights against elite opposition. He has dominated the past decade with 0 fights against elite opposition.
So please explain to me how this is tougher?Comment
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No, I pointed out that you were stalking the poster Freedom. then you sent me red k and then had a hissy fit, as you seem to do often on this forum. Anyway, I posted my opinion, people will read it and move on to the next post, so I'll leave your racist self to do whatever racists do.
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This is exactly what I am talking about.No, I pointed out that you were stalking the poster Freedom. then you sent me red k and then had a hissy fit, as you seem to do often on this forum. Anyway, I posted my opinion, people will read it and move on to the next post, so I'll leave your racist self to do whatever racists do.
1. I bet you can't show a single post where I have been racist, so you can cut that crap right out.
2. That was the FIRST time I ever responded to Freedom first in ANY thread, so how could I be stalking?
3. It seems you would rather troll than address the points I made. That seems to be a common thing amongst nuthuggers with no answers. If not you would cut the bogus accusations out and talk boxing.Comment
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Yes, they are so superior that they make all the other fighters look less than ordinary. You could also say that V Klitschko could do the same as his brother, make good opposition look ordinary. People forget (or don't know since most are newcomers) that he came back at an advanced age, from a career ending injury, and half killed the reigning WBC champ whose only loss had been to WK. With NO warm-up fights beforehand. Who else could ever do that......??
People don't know that Joe Louis, one of the most recognised, and often said to be the top heavyweight ever, hardly ever beat a fighter who had had less than 10 losses. Many of his fights were won against well known and thought of guys who often had more than 30 LOSSES. In his famous fight against Tony Galento (nicknamed Two Ton, because he actually was very fat) Galento nearly KO'd him, until KO'd himself in the 4th. Galento had had about 25 losses then, and would have been long washed up with over 100 fights) if fighting today. I remember the fight as a toddler, and used to see pictures of Galento with a cigar in his mouth, an apron on, and carrying a barrel of beer on his shoulder. He owned a saloon and acted as his own bouncer as well. They said he used to train on beer and cigars. Lots of PR.
But he had a wicked left hook and fought and beat some very well regarded fighters who had title fights to their records.Comment
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