Hypothetical question for boxing fans.

[onetwopunch]

I still don't understand how people could pick Tyson>Ali, Pryor>Chavez, Mayweather>Sugar Ray and Tito>Calzaghe, smmfh.

- Its easy man, were talking about a brawl not a boxing match. You need crazy dudes on your team with Tyson alone..thats enough, then you add Pryor and Tito forget it..people will be getting laid out.

[Sweet Jones]

CalSlappy




I'll go with B, if a chick needs to get beat up I'll draft Floyd from group A

You don't need Floyd for that. You already have SRR and Hagler on your squad.

SRR's issues are well documented. And did you forget about this (LINK):

BOSTON -- Former middleweight champion Marvin Hagler decided against going through with a trial and pleaded guilty Friday to a reduced charge of simple assault of a former girlfriend.

Hagler was sentenced to one year probation and 100 hours of community service by Municipal Court Judge Theodore Backus.

That was the same sentence he had received in June after being found guilty of assault and battery by Municipal Court Judge Michael Greco. However, the earlier verdict and sentence were voided when Hagler appealed the conviction and asked for a jury trial.

Lisa Pilagonia alleged Hagler struck her several times in September of 1990 in a Boston hotel. She said she had been dating Hagler for 18 months at the time of the incident. Pilagonia testified during the first trial she went to Hagler's hotel room, where an argument started when he refused to let her in the room.

Pilagonia said when Hagler finally opened the door, he knocked her against a wall and punched her seven times. She was treated at a hospital for a dislocated jaw, as well as cuts and bruises on her face, neck and arm.

Hagler's attorney Morris Goldings said Pilagonia's civil suit against Hagler is still pending.

Hagler's former wife Bertha had sought court protection for herself and the couple's children during their divorce proceedings four years ago. Bertha Hagler claimed her husband threw her out of their home in suburban Hanover, Mass., then hurled a boulder at her car.

Hagler, 37, has not fought since losing his championship on a decision to Sugar Ray Leonard in April of 1987. He retired with a 62-3-2 record with 52 knockouts and held the undisputed 160-pound title for more than seven years. Hagler moved to Italy to pursue an acting career after retiring from boxing.