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  • #11
    First KO mag I bought had Roger as the poster in it and has been on a wall somewhere wherever I've lived ever since.....RIP to the old skool Mamba.

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    • #12
      Rip............

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      • #13
        Originally posted by 1hourRun View Post
        ‘I’ll fight the motherf--ker was his mantra.
        The Mamba Lost His Mexican Assassin status ...

        at the Old Rivera Hotel in Las Vegas, not the LA Forum...



        JC Chavez, KO, 2......I was there as I believe Lil Floyd was too....

        Might have lent to Jr's Safty First Style...

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        • #14
          Let's not forget the song in his honor.



          He got his ass whooped by Oli McCall (Lennox Lewis)
          He got his ass whooped by Buster Douglas (Mike Tyson)
          He got his ass whooped by Tommy Hearns (Roberto Duran)
          He got his ass whooped by Montell Griffin (James Toney)

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          • #15
            very good read...Roger was a true character but also very knowledgeable and a hard nosed fighter

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            • #16
              Originally posted by Kiowhatta View Post
              The eternal question who was the best? is forever a mistake, a fallacy, erroneous.

              The idea of a 'chosen one' or 'one to rule them all' is obsolete, outdated and as irrelevant as asking Is there a God? Which religion is right? Who was the greatest leader of all time?

              There are simply too many variables, uncontrollable factors, circumstances, changes, evolution and changes in application and approach to render any answer indubitable.

              It's fun to discuss and debate P4P lists and GOAT, but it never need be taken seriously as there has never been a clear and distinguishable boxing deity or demi-god.

              Of course, there are a group of fighters who may stand out or shine as superlative, sublime even, but not indisputably clear cut above all others.
              While I agree with you, it's still a bad idea to make a case for anyone other than Ali being the best heavyweight.

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              • #17
                Tris Dixon article is one of the best here again.

                Thank you Tris Dixon for the tribute. Is sad that we lost Roger Mayweather, but his teachings live forever in the boxing landscape for generation to come. Rest in Peace Champ, you are in a better place now and you always have our respect inside and outside the ring.

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