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  • GhostofDempsey
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    #51
    Originally posted by McNulty
    Robinson never ducked anybody!

    Foreman ducked Tyson, you got it backwards. He even said it on Letterman or one of those late night shows.

    Fighters make fights, not styles. Quit repeating people.
    Robinson was protected from some of the Murderer's Row of black fighters during his time. Charley Burley, Holman Williams, LLoyd Marshall, Jack Chase, were all con****uously missing from Robinson's record. They were reduced to fighting one another multiple times in order to earn a paycheck. LaMotta actually fought a few of them, which is why is gets a lot of respect from boxing historians and fans. He wasn't afraid to fight the dangerous black fighters of the 40's and 50's.

    Tyson avoided Foreman, he said something along the lines of George being crazy and that he wasn't buying that nice guy act. He didn't want any part of Foreman, and honestly, it was a lose-lose fight for him. If he beats an old, flabby Foreman no one gives him credit (he learned that lesson from beating Holmes) and if he loses he is a laughing stock.

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    • TonyGe
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      #52
      By the time these two guys get in the ring they'll be on social security..Who cares who is ducking who it's never going to happen..

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      • HeadShots
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        #53
        Originally posted by OnePunch
        here's how the GGG hate squad sees it:

        Anything that Sanchez says MUST happen immediately, or its a duck by GGG.

        Anything Hunter says doesnt really matter, because Ward is his own man and Hunter just gives "aspirational statements".

        Sound about right?

        mkayyyyyyyyy............





        that seems to be the irrational mentality of emotional women.


        fascinating when you dig a little deeper into their family structure.

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        • Ray Corso
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          #54
          headshot, "a whole lotta bullchit you can't confirm. that's what female's do. it's gossip".


          Whats your problem, you seem to make derogatory female references to a lot of men here. Do you have a problem with your masculinity?

          I can back up any comments I make with real insight from years of training fighters.
          Tell us your experiences in the sport?

          Ray

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          • McNulty
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            #55
            Originally posted by HeadShots
            facts


            "I'm too pretty to fight Charley Burley" - Ray Robinson.

            that's not a duck? just LMAO

            tyson ducking foreman here.



            ill wait for your sources
            Your source is Frank Lotierzo? Are you high?

            King gave contract to Foreman, Foreman didn't sign. I win you lose, the end.



            When I get more time I'll find the interview where Foreman said he never wanted to fight Tyson, he was scared

            Lets get real here, Foreman took a dive against Ali. You can't believe anything that clown says. No way in hell Ali knocked Foreman out. Ali had a host of fixed fights. Go watch Doug Jones vs Clay, Clay lost that fight...fight was fixed. THE END.

            Foreman on Twitter admitting Tyson never ducked him:


            My sources are Foreman, your sources are a bum scribe that's always been ****.
            Last edited by McNulty; 04-27-2017, 07:11 PM.

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            • McNulty
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              #56
              Originally posted by GhostofDempsey
              Robinson was protected from some of the Murderer's Row of black fighters during his time. Charley Burley, Holman Williams, LLoyd Marshall, Jack Chase, were all con****uously missing from Robinson's record. They were reduced to fighting one another multiple times in order to earn a paycheck. LaMotta actually fought a few of them, which is why is gets a lot of respect from boxing historians and fans. He wasn't afraid to fight the dangerous black fighters of the 40's and 50's.

              Tyson avoided Foreman, he said something along the lines of George being crazy and that he wasn't buying that nice guy act. He didn't want any part of Foreman, and honestly, it was a lose-lose fight for him. If he beats an old, flabby Foreman no one gives him credit (he learned that lesson from beating Holmes) and if he loses he is a laughing stock.
              You're insane. Foreman admitted to ducking Tyson on National television. I will find the video. On another note, King gave him the contract and Foreman wouldn't sign it. Why didn't he sign the contract? Foreman was right up Tyson's alley style wise, easy knockout. Know the game and quit repeating articles.



              Foreman admitting on Twitter Tyson never ducked him:



              Robinson turned pro in 40' and by the time got to middleweight a little before 57'

              Holman Williams retired in 46' and ****** straight up. Robinson would have Jimmy Doyle'd him.

              Lloyd Marshall retired in 51' and was losing to bums when Robinson turned pro.

              Burley retired in 50'. Robinson was a welter when Burley was a middleweight. Robinson said he would fight him for 50k. FACTS.

              Wrong era, wrong weight class. Staying in the same weight class was a big thing back then. Plus, watch those fighters and compare them to Ray.
              Last edited by McNulty; 04-27-2017, 07:31 PM.

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              • GhostofDempsey
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                #57
                Originally posted by McNulty
                You're insane. Foreman admitted to ducking Tyson on National television. I will find the video. On another note, King gave him the contract and Foreman wouldn't sign it. Why didn't he sign the contract? Foreman was right up Tyson's alley style wise, easy knockout. Know the game and quit repeating articles.



                Foreman admitting on Twitter Tyson never ducked him:




                Robinson turned pro in 40' and by the time got to middleweight a little before 57'

                Holman Williams retired in 46' and ****** straight up. Robinson would have Jimmy Doyle'd him.

                Lloyd Marshall retired in 51' and was losing to bums when Robinson turned pro.

                Burley retired in 50'. Robinson was a welter when Burley was a middleweight. Robinson said he would fight him for 50k. FACTS.

                Wrong era, wrong weight class. Staying in the same weight class was a big thing back then. Plus, watch those fighters and compare them to Ray.
                Now you are just making up shyt. Don King tried to get Tyson in the ring with Foreman and Ttson refused.

                http://coxscorner.tripod.com/foreman_tyson_fl.html

                As for the rest, LaMotta fought Williams and Marshall as a MW, so get out with that era and weight class nonsense. Robinson could likely beat them but they weren't easy work. They had losses from one another because no one had the balla to fight them except Archie Moore and Ezzard Charles as LHW. They went up and down in weight to earn paychecks.

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                • McNulty
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                  #58
                  Originally posted by GhostofDempsey
                  Now you are just making up shyt. Don King tried to get Tyson in the ring with Foreman and Ttson refused.



                  As for the rest, LaMotta fought Williams and Marshall as a MW, so get out with that era and weight class nonsense. Robinson could likely beat them but they weren't easy work. They had losses from one another because no one had the balla to fight them except Archie Moore and Ezzard Charles as LHW. They went up and down in weight to earn paychecks.
                  You're quoted a bumskeet scribe (Frank Lotierzo) and I'm quoting Foreman. Worthless troll. Suck my d1ck you duma$$ clown.

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                  • Zaryu
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                    #59
                    This is not really about GGG, it's about Ward not moving down from 175lbs. He said it when he moved up, that he wouldn't be coming up and down from 168-175.

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                    • Bjl12
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                      #60
                      Originally posted by HeadShots
                      incorrect.


                      Ray Robinson ducked Charley Burley yet fought Gene Fullmer.

                      Tyson ducked Foreman and fought Holyfield.


                      styles make fights.
                      Kovalev is better than Triple L. Not only in power, technique, offense, and defense, but in resume also

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