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well charlieb your list of tysons assets still does not make him a hard man and thats what the thread is about. when i typed that sentence about emile i knew that some genius would make the obvious reply.
you are that comedy genius.

harrygreb wrote:well charlieb your list of tysons assets still does not make him a hard man and thats what the thread is about. when i typed that sentence about emile i knew that some genius would make the obvious reply.
you are that comedy genius.

Somebody had to, this thread had become far too stuffy.

As for Tyson not being a 'hard' man, check you out, comedy genius: part deux.

TerribleTerry wrote:

1southpaw wrote:in britain id say jimmy flint

A good call - dont think anyone has mentioned him before.

He even has a hard name

great call, a scary little man indeed. fantasy streetfight, Flint vs Scott Harrison

1southpaw wrote:in britain id say jimmy flint

Flint was an iron man but Cowdell just had his number and even the Cartel struggled to bring him back after that. Does anyone remember Jimmy's last ever fight with Steve "Sammy" Sims, a hard case himself? The heads were going in, the low blows, because Flint was getting frustrated that he could not budge Sammy. Then he began taunting Sammy by dropping his hands within punching range. Sims promptly stepped in and poleaxed him with a huge left hook.
Flint still had plenty left but I think he quit out of embarrassment.

danny harding wrote:phil mitchell from eastenders... now he is hard

This is the same guy that got floored by the Opie of Eastenders, at one time maybe, but not now.

george chuvalo.

muhammad ali never got stopped.

'Irish' Micky Ward. Watched Gatti-Ward 1 the other day for about the 1000th time. Never get fed up of watching it especially the famous 9th round.

fornicate it julian clary DD

hurlock wrote:eff it julian clary DD

How do you know that?

Can i throw this one in. Its a guy who always gets plaudits for being a brilliant boxer, and also a fantastic puncher etc, but in his very long, long career he was only ever stopped once (by heat exhaustion) and only dropped a handful of times, mainly when he was much older. Sugar Ray Robinson probably had the best chin in boxing ever.

Asterix wrote:

hurlock wrote:eff it julian clary DD

How do you know that?

give me a kiss & i'll tell you :P

Phenomenal-Nutrition wrote:Define hard? Durability? Soaking up Pain? Or being a physcial beast? I'd go with Ali, thos Foreman and Frazier wars were murderous

An awful lot of very hard couragous men in boxing, I wouldn't bother ranking too many being too couragous

Ali was the first person I thought of, absolutely unquenchable spirit.

Old bones Ian wrote:Maybe not the hardest, but one i guy thought was mad as a balloon is In-Jin Chi.
He walks through everything.
I remember watching his fight against Erik Morales was unbelievable, In-Jin Chi just kept coming on, even when it looked like he was going to get stopped , he just bit down on his gumshield and came back.

Yeah, Chi had an incredible ability to absorb punishment - shame his career was cut short through injury.

Kazimierz Michalski , check out his recent clash with a would be thief.

http://www.mirror.co.uk/news/top-storie ... -21682407/

Liston for me 8)

Freddy Mills and the kray twins didnt they box as school boys

coghaugen11 wrote:http://dickiepelham.com/main.php?g2_itemId=55

Nice photos but what the f*ck has they got to do with this thread? I know they have some boxer in there but still.

Jeff Fenech. Azumah Nelson. Marvin Hagler. Julio Cesar Chavez.

Marion Wilson

Enzo Macaranelli. Just for Flint Island.

DavidPayne wrote:Holyfield was a hard man. Beat Tyson in the staredown.

But it has to be an old-timer, Dempsey was a tough fella.

It still staggers me who so-called baddest man on the planet looked like he was going to wet himself during the staredown for fight 2.

chuvlo has to be up there fought all the top heavys of the 60s and 70s and was never dropped

Though not very good boxers in the ring, I would love to see Tex Cobb vs Gypsy John Fury in a bareknuckle.

marvin hagler.