The two fight on relatively even terms for 3 rounds, each man changing roles- first round Carlos Gonzalez looks voulnerable fighting off the back foot, next thing, he's pressing and has Alejandro in danger Styles mesh for an exciting fight with both men digging deep and thrilling the crowd, en route...

Um, everyone has gotten messed up

Can we go back to my orginal post about Johnston vs Khan

And Lopez owns Cabalerro, who is too easy to hit for a big puncher like Lopez for 9th round KO

Nah

One fighter will spring into our minds and then we'll just use them until theres no more good macth-ups

It happened with Ezzard Charles too

hold on a second...SLAUGHTER? BUCHANAN? sorry my friend, roberto duran never ever slaughtered ken buchanan. did you see the fight? or did you just dream it up? only in the "hypo match up game" could such a thing happen and it is just as likely on this thread that the scot could box robbo'...

Tiozzo jabs with Lomsky, and it get's boring

Tiozzo then, after Lomsky overreaches, lands a short left hook to spark Lomsky

Roberto Duran, fresh off his slaughter of Ken Buchanan, is looking for his first defence

In steps a prime defensive wizard in Steve Johnstone

Very interesting post

Couser, in my opinion, is still good

They've just matched him too hard

Briggs loses technique against Witherspoon, who keeps composure, and takes some huge shots in the 12th, to seal a SD

Joe Louis vs David Haye

Archie Moore vs Zora Folley

McCall claims he is fired up, but really, is looking ahead to Lewis-McCall II Bowe, as always, is a bit chubby, but is skillful and big punching, outslicking McCall and stinging him with hooks, nearly knocking him over in the 9th, but McCall was more off balance, before taking a 120-108 UD Ola Afola...

Con has everythng, punch, skill, speed, and footwork He starts like a whirldwind, nearly taking Young's head off and dominating him The crafty, slick young, however, settles into a rythme, and uses his extra weight to beat Conn inside, and he also dominates with his long, fast, pump-action jab, taki...

Couser is a good fighter

Sedreck Fields is another look-alike

No I can't find any, but all his lookalikes share 1 thing in common- they can't take a good punch

I heard something about Jones-Buster Douglas at one point Anyway, I believe Jones would beat the Foreman of the 90's, because of his lack of speed He wouldn't have beaten Tyson, or Foreman in their primes He would also lose to Lewis, the Klitschko's, Rachman, and maybe Tua For the first 4 (Lewis, Kl...

Dominick Guinn and James Toney, up at Heavyweight, as Gatekeepers

Lee Swaby

Ezzard, as crafty and slick as they come, delivers a masterclass early on a la Cotto-Margarito, Spinks just can't get anything going, while Ezzard lands blistering combo's and counters in a career-best display Spinks awkward style and size, however, cause Ezzard problems through rounds 6-10, before ...

Fitz starts well behind a jab, looking calm when Ketchel comes windmilling forward But, by the 10th, Stan has sharpened up, and keeps nailing Fitz with big shots By the 15th, Stans tenacity and aggression are too much, and a bloodied Fitz is forced to retire in an upset MAIN EVENT: 12 rounds of Heav...

Carlos Baldomir, Jimmy Young, Riaz Durgahed, Chris Long

And Livingston Bramble & Ben Tackie

Got a good one here in Chris Byrd- turning into a gatekeeper

Julio Cesar Gonzalez, only real ones get by him- like Tavoris Cloud

Michael Sprott

Regie Strickland

Maurice Wheeler is a talented fighter, but he carries way too much weight

Along with Couser, and Monte Barret

Who springs to mind when we think of journeymen? Me, I, being from England, think of Tony Booth, Delroy Spencer, Matt Scriven, etc etc

Cliff Couser and Sedreck Fields

But who are the best journeymen/gatekeepers in history?

HomicideHenry wrote:Thanks for sharing Costa, is greatly appreciated. Maybe we'll find something on your gypsy man

Lol...hope so, and I hope he isn t a bum, I hope he s the best....otherwise my loss was very embarassing

I had went to the gym for many months, before finding out that due to having a detached retina, I could not fight Amateur, I took up bareknuckling with my mates We could box properly, and I think I went something like 5-3-0 Then, however, I met a gypsy who called himself Donny Colton, and he beat me...

Davey Hilton didn t fight in 1986, so the guess isn t possible

I m guessing Acline is too inexperienced himself and Davie just a bit too strong

Kevin Johnson vs Gerrie Coetzee

Ezzard Charles vs Lennox Lewis

both 15 rounds

Rahman cant get away from Listons jab Liston schools him until he retires on his stool at the end of the 9th David Tua's power's to much for Foster who gets hit clean early and never recovers KO 3rd Nigel Benn vs Arthur Abraham 12 rounds MW Steve Collins vs Kelly Pavlik 12 rounds SMW I think your m...

Mayweather, despite being troubled early on by Griffiths agressive style and strong physique, starts to find his range with counters and cute moves on the inside, even hurting Griffith, and by the 6th, taking control, but slipping a little as Griffith's aggresiveness gets to him, for a PBF SD Nelson...