The ATG Heavyweight Computerized Tournament: Revisited
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HomicideHenry
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Gotcha Brockton! 
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Collins2000
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Goodnight, Irene wrote:Don't stop, "contributing" now, Collins. Your posts are as side-splitting as they are topic-relevant.
Is that a vote for Bobby Boxbuzz or one for the guy with the dustbins on his head?
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Collins, your disrespect and impudence is being closely monitored by the very powerful and influential. I advise a new diet of reverence and caution. L'est you be smote within a thin parameter of survivability.
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Was it the octogenarian comment, Rob?BoxBuzz wrote:Collins, your disrespect and impudence is being closely monitored by the very powerful and influential. I advise a new diet of reverence and caution. L'est you be smote within a thin parameter of survivability.
PS Are you sure there is an apostrophe in Lest?
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HomicideHenry
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BoxBuzz, do you think the majority of the men on this list can be put into the tournament? I dont know if the software has that broad of a database or not.
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Hank, I made reference to O'Brien as a title-claimant in all seriousness. Jeffries was the first heavyweight champion to retire - and actually mean it - in many years, and the first Queensberry champion so to do. Nobody in 1905/1906 was really certain who had a valid claim to the title. O'Brien's claim was as good as anybody else's. That's why Burns was so anxious to fight O'Brien after Burns defeated Hart.
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HomicideHenry
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I know you were being serious, I added him to the list of title claimers last night.
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I see that now. Thank you.
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Collins2000
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Robinson wrote:And that is a fair claim to the title as well Ray.
I think he should be included also.
GI...but dustbins guy was pretty impressive. You need
to appreciate his talent and claims as a world naked
fist champion (i think thats what got HH interested in
him ;) )
Kym, to appreciate Dustbin Man you need a sense of humour. I'm not sure GI is in possession of one of those.
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Well, least I know why Kym holds Gentleman Jim Corbett so highly
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Henry
I can run the simulations :)
Corbett is a dude in my books. I really like that pic
it inspires a fistic desire in a lot of men across the
globe.
I can run the simulations :)
Corbett is a dude in my books. I really like that pic
it inspires a fistic desire in a lot of men across the
globe.
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Collins2000
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Robinson wrote:Henry
I can run the simulations :)
Corbett is a dude in my books. I really like that pic
it inspires a fistic desire in a lot of men across the
globe.
Those shorts are what got granberry interested in boxing.
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HomicideHenry
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What we need to do is make sure all the men on there are even available to be put into sims, and then after that, we need to break the men up into groups and start picking the matches.
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they are in my simulator...
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If you are serious about doing the series, Kym, I commend you.
I guess we just need to get started on breaking the fighters into groups now. And Group A will fight against guys from Group B, and Group C will fight with Group D, etc.
The 'experts' must design their list of groups.
I guess we just need to get started on breaking the fighters into groups now. And Group A will fight against guys from Group B, and Group C will fight with Group D, etc.
The 'experts' must design their list of groups.
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I commend you good sir.
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Must also add, I hope we can out do both the NCR-315 predictions and Tracy Callis' own predictions on the ATG HW's. I think Tracy Callis' computer tournament ended up with having Joe Louis, Jim Jeffries, Jack Dempsey, and Jack Johnson as the top four of all time, while Woroner's list had Rocky Marciano, Jack Dempsey, Joe Louis and Jim Jeffries as its top four.
That or instead of breaking them into groups, why not have the best of each category face off with eachother, and break each category down. The best 'colored' champs against the best 'white hope' champs, etc.
That or instead of breaking them into groups, why not have the best of each category face off with eachother, and break each category down. The best 'colored' champs against the best 'white hope' champs, etc.
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Suggestions, comments? I think maybe we should start with an 'Alphabet HW' sim tournament first, and then match the ultimate winner of that against the ultimate winner of the 'HW Title Claimer' tournament. Then we can do the lineal champion tournament. The winner of that, can face off against the winner of the 'Alphabet/Claimer' match.
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Collins2000
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Hang on a minute, you said this sort of thing was going to be decided by a 'group of experts'.HomicideHenry wrote:Suggestions, comments? I think maybe we should start with an 'Alphabet HW' sim tournament first, and then match the ultimate winner of that against the ultimate winner of the 'HW Title Claimer' tournament. Then we can do the lineal champion tournament. The winner of that, can face off against the winner of the 'Alphabet/Claimer' match.
You need to get you 'group of experts' together now.
What's the plan to get the 'group of experts' on board, Rufus?
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I did, but I dont want this to drag out much longer than it needs to be.
I guess whoever wants to be nominated for the position, place your name on the thread and make your groups.
I guess whoever wants to be nominated for the position, place your name on the thread and make your groups.
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HomicideHenry
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Btw, you take the fun out of things Collins2000
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Hang on a minute, Rufus.HomicideHenry wrote:Btw, you take the fun out of things Collins2000
Read your initial post where you claimed the other two attempts at doing this had been failures and this time it was going to done correctly blah, blah, blah.
You won't do it any better than the other 2 attempts if you don't have a plan and just charge around like a headless chook, mate.
Then again, it's more fun charging around like a headless chook. Fun for you while you are doing it and fun for me to watch and critique it.
Carry on, corporal!
Seriusly though, is Dustbin Man in or out?
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Shannon Briggs is a linear champion
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sweet pic! a new rule for the tourney is that all fighters must fight in the trunks like corbett has on. this will put the modern fighters at a disadvantage. i imagine those shorts give you serious assbite.HomicideHenry wrote:
Well, least I know why Kym holds Gentleman Jim Corbett so highlydamn dandies
btw, roy jones wins this tourney in daisy dukes or not.