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  • kardsufur
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    #21
    hagler got wobbled/hurt by hearns in the first round. if fight continued onward longer hearns would have stopped him anyway

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    • chaconfan
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      #22
      Originally posted by phatcatboxing
      Groves definitely wasn't thought of as a non-puncher going into the fight. He's got big, explosive power and if he'd landed that shot in that same way on anyone else in the division they wouldn't of got up.
      Going into that fight, he was given a boxers chance. His stoppages are virtually all tkos and he hasnt stopped or decked a top class fighter....until Froch, which puts Froch below Laporte.

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      • Dean_Razorback
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        #23
        vitali has a great chin too

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        • PainfromUkraine
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          #24
          Originally posted by Dean_Razorback
          vitali has a great chin too
          Vitali is definitely up there with his iron chin but it wasn't tested so much to say he has the best chin, but McCall is up there more probably as he had lots of intense sparring with prime Tyson and was never dropped, fought young Lewis twice and wasn't even hurt really, and still fighting near age 50 and still never been dropped.

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          • torosboxing75
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            #25
            Paulie Malignaggi has a good chin.

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            • chaconfan
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              #26
              U think?

              Originally posted by kardsufur
              hagler got wobbled/hurt by hearns in the first round. if fight continued onward longer hearns would have stopped him anyway
              There is NO FOOTAGE and NO REPLAY that shows Hagler hurt or wobbled in that fight. The commentators might say it(but it was probably assumed) and at no point did the ref look like he needed to step in to give a count.
              Hearns was shot after one and a bit rounds, his legs completely gone, what on earth makes you think he would have stopped Hagler if it would have gone on????????????? Mugabi was 26-0 all by ko and he put a lot more hurt on an older Hagler but couldnt deck him. Hearns held on for the whole Kinchen fight and was splattered by Barkley, you think Hagler isnt as capable as those two?

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              • chaconfan
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                #27
                Yes but...

                Originally posted by torosboxing75
                Paulie Malignaggi has a good chin.
                A lot of movers do have good chins. The difference with people like Laporte, McCall, Hagler et al, is that they walk through bombs. The forward momentum adds a great deal to the power, and they still keep coming.

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                • SAN D13GO VILLAN
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                  #28
                  The Tijuana Tornado Antonio Margarito.

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                  • CubanGuyNYC
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                    #29
                    Originally posted by chaconfan
                    Laporte was NEVER down, not even in 15rd fights, not even when washed up, not even against awesome legends
                    One question, because although I watched Laporte fight years ago, I really don't remember his style: Was Juan the kind of fighter to mix it up? I don't recall his name coming up very often, if ever, in this sort of conversation. Has he been overlooked?

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                    • .:: JSFD26 ::.
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                      #30
                      Originally posted by manimgoindown
                      Hagler...took Hamsho, Leonard, Mugabe, Hearns bombs to the face...that was if you could hit him, probably had the one of the best head movement and conditioning in boxing too.
                      Everyone always talks about his chin. But his conditioning... oh man. I loved it.


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