Grimms all time lightwelterweight tournament
Grimms all time lightwelterweight tournament
Aaron Pryor
Kostya Tszyu
Dulio Loi
Julio Ceasar Chavez
Meldrick Taylor
Floyd Mayweather jr.
Antonio Kid Cervantes
Nicolino Locche
This is for the all time light welter tournament
Round 1's matches are all 12 rounds.
Meldrick Taylor vs. Kostya Tszyu
Kid Cervantes vs. Floyd Mayweather Jr.
J.C. Chavez vs. Niclino Locche
Aaron Pryor vs. Dulio Loi
Just post the results and the round.
Kostya Tszyu
Dulio Loi
Julio Ceasar Chavez
Meldrick Taylor
Floyd Mayweather jr.
Antonio Kid Cervantes
Nicolino Locche
This is for the all time light welter tournament
Round 1's matches are all 12 rounds.
Meldrick Taylor vs. Kostya Tszyu
Kid Cervantes vs. Floyd Mayweather Jr.
J.C. Chavez vs. Niclino Locche
Aaron Pryor vs. Dulio Loi
Just post the results and the round.
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AndreWardFan2006
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Assuming all at their best.....
Kostya Tszyu KO 12 Meldrick Taylor
Antonio "Kid" Cervantes SD Floyd Mayweather JR....
Julio Cesar Chavez UD Nicolino Locche
Duilio Loi UD Aaron Pryor
Kostya Tszyu KO 12 Meldrick Taylor
Antonio "Kid" Cervantes SD Floyd Mayweather JR....
Julio Cesar Chavez UD Nicolino Locche
Duilio Loi UD Aaron Pryor
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BrocktonBlockbuster49
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BoxBuzz wrote:Assuming all at their best.....
Kostya Tszyu KO 12 Meldrick Taylor
Antonio "Kid" Cervantes KO 7 Floyd Mayweather Jr
Julio Cesar Chavez UD Nicolino Locche
Duilio Loi UD Aaron Pryor
although i very much respect ur opinion.......cervantes knocking out mayweather to me is rather odd. not only was cervantes not an awesome puncher, mayweather has never even been floored before(legitley).
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sockdolager
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Loche, Loi, and Cervantes are likely not going to make it to the next round here.....I may be wrong but my guess is that there is not the appreciation of their abilities that Chavez, Taylor, Tszyu, Mayweather are going to have.
I may go down here as having picked the losing fighter in each case....though I did go with Chavez after much thought. All I can say is may be a good idea to take a second look at Cervantes....I think it's too early to tell if Mayweather would be able to step it up to a champion of his calibre.
I do understand Taylor getting the nod though I don't think it would turn out that way myself.
I may go down here as having picked the losing fighter in each case....though I did go with Chavez after much thought. All I can say is may be a good idea to take a second look at Cervantes....I think it's too early to tell if Mayweather would be able to step it up to a champion of his calibre.
I do understand Taylor getting the nod though I don't think it would turn out that way myself.
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Arbachakov
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What's with everyone picking Chavez to knock Locche out?.
Chavez was not at his best at this weight, wasn't a one punch hitter and Locche is one of the best defensive fighters of all-time.He was never stopped other than cuts at the very end of his career.
It's a fight that almost certainly goes the distance and i would favour Locche to outslick him.
Chavez was not at his best at this weight, wasn't a one punch hitter and Locche is one of the best defensive fighters of all-time.He was never stopped other than cuts at the very end of his career.
It's a fight that almost certainly goes the distance and i would favour Locche to outslick him.
I agree, Chavez is overrated generally but especially at 140... he struggled with all his decent opponents at 140...Arbachakov wrote:What's with everyone picking Chavez to knock Locche out?.
Chavez was not at his best at this weight, wasn't a one punch hitter and Locche is one of the best defensive fighters of all-time.He was never stopped other than cuts at the very end of his career.
It's a fight that almost certainly goes the distance and i would favour Locche to outslick him.
Yep Loche/Chavez That's one I almost called the other way for those very reasons it would be close.... but watch everyone will call it for Chavez. I'm thinkin this round is going to the famous fighters not the productive ones. Or maybe it's just that I can't stand to be wrong.....I'll have to think about it.
Oh and Pryor.....yeowch I don't even want to talk about it.
Oh and Pryor.....yeowch I don't even want to talk about it.
I forgot about how much of a Pryor hater you are.BoxBuzz wrote:Yep Loche/Chavez That's one I almost called the other way for those very reasons it would be close.... but watch everyone will call it for Chavez. I'm thinkin this round is going to the famous fighters not the productive ones. Or maybe it's just that I can't stand to be wrong.....I'll have to think about it.
Oh and Pryor.....yeowch I don't even want to talk about it.
well you can say I'm a Pryor hater...and you would be wrong.
I paid to see him many times and rooted for him often. But more importantly what I am is someone who really got to see what he was made of up close. Could be I have done a good job at assessing his skills vs the many top peers in his division through the years.
I like him just fine, just don't think that he deserves such hype. He was an exciting fighter and he beat alexis twice. That's his resume and it's not strong enough to compete with most of the folks in this tournament. He's media made.....not that there's anything wrong with that. His best performances arrived in a somewhat golden age of TV boxing and he captured a lot of imaginations. Imagination being the key word here.
I don't hate him at all. I simply believe I recognize his abilities as well as his limitations. So stop being so grimm.
Someone had him to the greatest pound for pound fighters of all time in a thread recently.......aye yi yi where does it end.
But since it is appearing to be personal and that buzz "don't like" Aaron...I'll retire the topic for myself from this point on....as not to rattle the cages of the Pryor rumpswabs that abound in these here waters.
I paid to see him many times and rooted for him often. But more importantly what I am is someone who really got to see what he was made of up close. Could be I have done a good job at assessing his skills vs the many top peers in his division through the years.
I like him just fine, just don't think that he deserves such hype. He was an exciting fighter and he beat alexis twice. That's his resume and it's not strong enough to compete with most of the folks in this tournament. He's media made.....not that there's anything wrong with that. His best performances arrived in a somewhat golden age of TV boxing and he captured a lot of imaginations. Imagination being the key word here.
I don't hate him at all. I simply believe I recognize his abilities as well as his limitations. So stop being so grimm.
Someone had him to the greatest pound for pound fighters of all time in a thread recently.......aye yi yi where does it end.
But since it is appearing to be personal and that buzz "don't like" Aaron...I'll retire the topic for myself from this point on....as not to rattle the cages of the Pryor rumpswabs that abound in these here waters.
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