Great fighters go Bad - Bad fighters get better

[#1Assassin]

Sounds like you were the one who got all hot and bothered over my post.

46-0. Deal with it.

you shouldnt write things like that. it makes you come across as a ******ed fanboy. just a little heads up.

if you want to praise him do it with boxing knowledge, im so ****ing sick of all the little kids who dont know **** about boxing and just throw out phrases like "41 have tried, 41 have failed", "49-0, nuff said" or your entry "46-0. deal with it".

it doesnt prove anything. harry simon retired undefeated, he was a world champion and has a win over winky wright. is he one of the greats? maybe, but if you wanna make a case for it a one liner isnt good enough. its never good enough, it only proves the person making it doesnt know enough boxing to write something worth while.

[Thread Stealer]

Meldrick Taylor went from an excellent fighter, 2 seconds away from beating an undefeated Julio Cesar Chavez, to a shot fighter in two and a half years.

Donald Curry went downhill fast. At his WW peak, he was a hell of a fighter.