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- 09 Nov 2016, 16:48
- Forum: Current Scene
- Topic: James Toney: How will he be remembered?
- Replies: 59
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Re: James Toney: How will he be remembered?
An excellent skill set, especially his defense when in-fighting, but he could've accomplished more if his nickname hadn't been James "The Light is never out in my Refrigerator" Toney
- 28 Oct 2013, 17:48
- Forum: Boxing History
- Topic: Riddick Bowes legacy? ------
- Replies: 37
- Views: 989
Re: Riddick Bowes legacy? ------
one of the weirdest careers in hw history. too little too short for making him part of any ATG list. he looked sooo good for sooo short. as someone pointed out, this kind of mentality is usually not making it to the top. to me he had all the tools, but had no idea of how to manage his life. this th...
- 28 Oct 2013, 11:33
- Forum: Boxing History
- Topic: Riddick Bowes legacy? ------
- Replies: 37
- Views: 989
Re: Riddick Bowes legacy? ------
To be honest, I thought it was perhaps Eddie Futch's greatest achievement just getting this guy to the title. You end up resting almost your entire case on the Holyfield trilogy, one in which he had a decided weight advantage. Struggling with Golota so mightily, and his short career span, precludes ...
- 28 Oct 2013, 11:28
- Forum: Boxing History
- Topic: Juan Manuel Marquez: A top 100 Pound per Pound All Time?
- Replies: 30
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Re: Juan Manuel Marquez: A top 100 Pound per Pound All Time?
After reviewing his record, I got to include him in the top 100 all time p4p list. A great fighter, indeed. What are your thoughts on this guy? Does he belongs in the top 100 and why? Possibly, but it's just barely and I can think of at least 15-20 guys off the top of my head that could easily repl...