Great Fighter's Achilles Heel

[misterpunch]

Shane Mosley, being unable to slip the jab from taller fighters

Vernon Forrest, taller fighter who took advantage of mosleys Achilles heel

See, its easy.[/quote]

mosley slipped the jab well enough from marguerito - a much taller man - so that dont work

so its easy to steal someone elses post but it seems hard for you to understand that by trying to be smart you make yourself look a fool - just answer the thread...if you can

[Counter-puncher]

yeah, Margarito was a great jabber who compares really closely to Forrest, you have a point there

[jaclem3]

ezzard charles was outstanding in just about every department, but he did have trouble with punches to his body. pat valentino doubled him up with a terrific body shot somewhere in the middle rounds.

he also had a problem with being hit after the bell, being butted and receiving low blows, as demonstrated in his fights with marciano.

(i did the last one just to wake suzyQ up)

[misterpunch]

yeah, Margarito was a great jabber who compares really closely to Forrest, you have a point there

margerito was a decent enough jabber to punch a hole in your hypothesis

[jaclem3]

oops.....i forgot...suzieq spends his time thee days on that other forum.


those who saw him say tippy larkin would have been a great fighter if he had a good chin. great boxer...glass jaw.

[bogan whisperer]

Ken Norton for Ali he just struggled badly against him

Beat me to it and he sure did. Ali was very lucky to take the rubber 2-1. Many had it 2-1 to Norton.

[Ambling Alp II]

The other fighter is the guy who fires the arrow into your Achilles heel.

Paris, in the original.

David and golieth if we're going old school

I've only seen these fights in black and white, with no sound. Are they so old that they aren't available in color?

[Counter-puncher]

ha, Goliath looks really slow but you can't tell if its just the film quality on those old recordings