The greatest/best HW trilogy there’ll ever be
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coghaugen11
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The greatest/best HW trilogy there’ll ever be
What we’d give to see toe-to-toe skilled action like those Bowe-Holyfield infighting wars, again
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coghaugen11
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Re: The greatest/best HW trilogy there’ll ever be
Bowe-Holyfied. It had pretty much everything, skills, action, drama, high level of competition, etc.
Ali-Frazier runs short. The second one was frustrating for its status.
Patterson-Johansson. They simply beat the hell out of each other.
Ali-Norton. The outcome of the 3rd was frustrating.
Ali-Frazier runs short. The second one was frustrating for its status.
Patterson-Johansson. They simply beat the hell out of each other.
Ali-Norton. The outcome of the 3rd was frustrating.
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Ruthless-RKO
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Ruiz-Holyfield.
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Very harsh. They were shadows after the Thrilla in Manila because both men gave everything and more in the days of 15-rounders and when the world heavyweight title was truly global. The whole world witnessed a display from Frazier that can only be described as magnificent. "Nobody will ever forget what you did tonight," said his trainer Eddie Futch. It seems that some have.
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Maybe not heavyweight but Norris - Santana trilogy, Santana scoring 2 great DQ wins 
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coghaugen11
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That wasn’t the Joe who fought Bonavena. Not close.bennie wrote: ↑09 Jul 2021, 05:24Very harsh. They were shadows after the Thrilla in Manila because both men gave everything and more in the days of 15-rounders and when the world heavyweight title was truly global. The whole world witnessed a display from Frazier that can only be described as magnificent. "Nobody will ever forget what you did tonight," said his trainer Eddie Futch. It seems that some have.
Truth.
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coghaugen11
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Re: The greatest/best HW trilogy there’ll ever be
and it wasn’t the Ali in there who fought Liston or Williams.
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coghaugen11
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Sorry. It was competitive because they were still at the same level (with the classical style contrast), and stubborn