How would Shaq O'neil fare as a boxer in the 60's

[Suckmedry]

Boxings not a team sport,its only really a tag team...the boxer and head trainer...he would have no choice but to listen.

Wow. You couldn't have proven your lack of boxing knowledge better with that statement. Temperament and the ability to shut up and listen are huge factors in boxing. Anyone thats ever had a fight will tell you that.

[SlySlickSmooth]

Shaq can't even beat past prime De La Hoya.

[juggernaut666]

Shaq can't even beat past prime De La Hoya.

Well lets be realistic Delahoya though small is a trained boxer...you are dismissing the fact that hes a basketball player...IF he had trained boxing in the 60's is the argument.and I think Delahoys would beat Ernie Terrrelll as well.

[juggernaut666]

Wow. You couldn't have proven your lack of boxing knowledge better with that statement. Temperament and the ability to shut up and listen are huge factors in boxing. Anyone thats ever had a fight will tell you that.

A boxer is only as good as his trainer,they BOTH need to be in sync with one another to be the best...in short you are a complete Dolt which means someone with the IQ of a rock ,I had to tell you that because you're that dumb.

[POOPGOSPLAT]

That was a nice shoulder roll by Brad Miller. Too slick, too white.

[Thaim]

If he started going to the gym young he might have been good. A lot of those big guys have soft chins though.

[5.4ever]

I had to come in here and say that over the years there have bee some random and ****** questions thrown around... But this by far is the ******est **** I've ever heard...

[emre belozoglu]

He'd probably be a top boxer