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Re: Best Chins in boxing History

Posted: 21 Oct 2012, 00:22
by Aaron Contreras
Joe Grim -- may have had the greatest chin in boxing history. A natural middleweight and not even HW legend Jack Johnson could put him away.

Re: Best Chins in boxing History

Posted: 21 Oct 2012, 04:06
by Rover
I've never seen Lucas Matthysse hurt.

Re: Best Chins in boxing History

Posted: 24 Oct 2012, 05:05
by Rover
Has Kotelnik ever been down?

Re: Best Chins in boxing History

Posted: 24 Oct 2012, 05:10
by Counter-puncher
Rover wrote:Has Kotelnik ever been down?
due as much to the fact his gloves are surgically attached to his jaw, as to the jaw itself.

Re: Best Chins in boxing History

Posted: 24 Oct 2012, 05:55
by Rover
Counter-puncher wrote:
Rover wrote:Has Kotelnik ever been down?
due as much to the fact his gloves are surgically attached to his jaw, as to the jaw itself.
:lol:
Took bombs from Maidana, though.

Re: Best Chins in boxing History

Posted: 28 Oct 2012, 06:53
by bennythekid
i would've thought Sugar Ray Robinson's name would appear more on this post, indeed it was only mentioned once about 3 pages in.Only failed to go the distance once and that was all the way up at LH( SRR started his pro career at LW), that alone is impressive but when you take into account the calibre of fighters he faced and in addition the schedule of fights he met, i believe he deserves placing at the top.

on another note, i would place margarito up there, as a representitive of modern day fightes. tainted i know and apart from a chin there isnt too much to his game, still one of my favourite fighters.
will someone please just put him and mayorga inn the same ring

Re: Best Chins in boxing History

Posted: 28 Oct 2012, 09:13
by Counter-puncher
^^ indeed, an obviously-good match to be made/ have been made. I think Mayorga would slaughter him.

Re: Best Chins in boxing History

Posted: 02 Nov 2012, 03:32
by mickey1975
Henry Wharton. Best chin i have seen live. Some of the shots he took off Benn would have felled a tree.

Re: Best Chins in boxing History

Posted: 02 Nov 2012, 04:52
by Counter-puncher
^^ how's his health after the incident mate?

Re: Best Chins in boxing History

Posted: 02 Nov 2012, 05:10
by mickey1975
Counter-puncher wrote:^^ how's his health after the incident mate?
Not bad. His gym is opening in the next week or so, he has had the Leeds Rhino's training there for a bit of publicity this week. There is loads on it in The York Press, i dont know how to post links.

Re: Best Chins in boxing History

Posted: 02 Nov 2012, 05:11
by Counter-puncher
good to hear :TU:

Re: Best Chins in boxing History

Posted: 02 Nov 2012, 06:02
by Rover
Counter-puncher wrote:^^ how's his health after the incident mate?
Whose health?

Re: Best Chins in boxing History

Posted: 02 Nov 2012, 06:03
by Counter-puncher
Wharton

Re: Best Chins in boxing History

Posted: 02 Nov 2012, 06:42
by Rover
Counter-puncher wrote:Wharton
What happened?

Re: Best Chins in boxing History

Posted: 02 Nov 2012, 09:33
by Controversial
Rover wrote:
Counter-puncher wrote:Wharton
What happened?
Injured boxing champion Henry Wharton has told for the first time of the incident that left him seriously injured in hospital – and has claimed he was NOT attacked.

Police say the former world-title challenger, 44, sustained potentially life-changing injuries in an attack that could have killed him.

But speaking from his hospital bed last night, Mr Wharton claimed nobody else was involved in the incident in Murton Lane. He told The Press he suffered the injuries in a game of football.

He dismissed rumours he had been struck by a car and attacked with a machete after attempting to intervene in a pre-arranged bare knuckle fight involving members of the travelling community, though police rejected his claims and said their investigation was ongoing. Six people have now been arrested.



http://www.yorkpress.co.uk/news/9816076 ... e_involved___/

Re: Best Chins in boxing History

Posted: 02 Nov 2012, 10:00
by Rover
Wild stuff.