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yancey wrote:

Il Duce wrote:What I'm Saying

Is that, though Joe Frazier was 'stung' near the end of Round 2, he was far from being in any
sort of real danger of getting stopped.

And, Muhammad Ali was a 'Million Miles' away from putting Joe Frazier down.

All true and all of which apparently escapes Buzz.

C'mon Yance...you know it does not escape me. And you know that follow up is everything when a moment like that arises....it's not about how much trouble he was in at that second...it was about the second that was never to be. Yes imagined.....on both ends.

Like I say....what you call a million miles.....is about follow up after a compromised nanosecond.

I know you get it......and I know why you don't want to "imagine" in that direction.....just as I "imagine" about a "lost opportunity".

But yes.....he was only stung. And no follow up happened. So I don't completely disagree here.


And I know you both know better, about what can NOT be determined.

BoxBuzz wrote: Yancey.....And for you...the story ends I guess. But for those who survived to live into later years, there were more chapters to the story.

1. He who was whipped, came back to "whip the whipper"
2. After "whipping the whipper" He who was whipped came back again to "whip (by stoppage) the whipper of the whipper"
3. And for good measure...he came back and "stopped the whipper"

When picking the biggest fight of anyone's career of course it begins and ends with that fight.
Nobody said Joe had a better career than Ali and we all know Ali won the series as well as knocking out the guy who stopped Frazier in two rounds. If you want to rate Ali's career the story does not end but it does if you want to look at isolated fights and determine which is bigger.

How can anyone rate the Foreman fight ahead of FOTC? So what if Ali was the underdog vs. Foreman, he was the underdog against Holmes too. FOTC was massive, arguably the biggest fight in heavyweight history but the wrong man won.

BoxBuzz wrote:

yancey wrote:

Il Duce wrote:What I'm Saying

Is that, though Joe Frazier was 'stung' near the end of Round 2, he was far from being in any
sort of real danger of getting stopped.

And, Muhammad Ali was a 'Million Miles' away from putting Joe Frazier down.

All true and all of which apparently escapes Buzz.

C'mon Yance...you know it does not escape me. And you know that follow up is everything when a moment like that arises....it's not about how much trouble he was in at that second...it was about the second that was never to be. Yes imagined.....on both ends.

Like I say....what you call a million miles.....is about follow up after a compromised nanosecond.

I know you get it......and I know why you don't want to "imagine" in that direction.....just as I "imagine" about a "lost opportunity".

But yes.....he was only stung. And no follow up happened. So I don't completely disagree here.


And I know you both know better, about what can NOT be determined.

Okay, fair enough.

hhaehre wrote:

BoxBuzz wrote: Yancey.....And for you...the story ends I guess. But for those who survived to live into later years, there were more chapters to the story.

1. He who was whipped, came back to "whip the whipper"
2. After "whipping the whipper" He who was whipped came back again to "whip (by stoppage) the whipper of the whipper"
3. And for good measure...he came back and "stopped the whipper"

When picking the biggest fight of anyone's career of course it begins and ends with that fight.
Nobody said Joe had a better career than Ali and we all know Ali won the series as well as knocking out the guy who stopped Frazier in two rounds. If you want to rate Ali's career the story does not end but it does if you want to look at isolated fights and determine which is bigger.

How can anyone rate the Foreman fight ahead of FOTC? So what if Ali was the underdog vs. Foreman, he was the underdog against Holmes too. FOTC was massive, arguably the biggest fight in heavyweight history but the wrong man won.

^^^

The last sentence above says it all.

I really don't see how anyone can legitimately say the FOTC was not Ali's biggest fight.

No shame that he lost and he is in my Top Two all-time heavies, but it was his biggest stage.

ThatOne wrote:I don't know...It seems Il Duce and I are doing a stellar job. This thread has more posts than any thread on the main board that isn't pinned.

That alpha and omega quote you always use makes you look a right tit. Give up, you are making a complete fanny of yourself.

ThatOne wrote:

Il Duce wrote:Overview

The 'GOAT'
* Very talented boxer, but a better showman.
* Quick-fisted, and as equally quick-witted.
* Lightning reflexes {early career}.
* A 'Dance Master' that featured the 'stick-and-move' tactic.
* Tremendous courage in the Ring.
* Ability to adjust to the force opposing him.
* Came along when the 'Boxing Game' needed an injection of juice.
* Boxing's greatest entertainer.
* Opened the doors for 'big fight purses'.
* Brewed tremendous confidence in himself.

I wonder if Tomasino will approve of that. He seems to be quite the "stick in the mud".

I'm saying that you and Duce are cut from the same foolish cloth. Nothing more. As much as Duce is obviously deranged, you are just as annoying and deluded. Now fornicate off, this forum used to pretty decent. Nobody wants either of you turds around.

yancey wrote:

hhaehre wrote:

BoxBuzz wrote: Yancey.....And for you...the story ends I guess. But for those who survived to live into later years, there were more chapters to the story.

1. He who was whipped, came back to "whip the whipper"
2. After "whipping the whipper" He who was whipped came back again to "whip (by stoppage) the whipper of the whipper"
3. And for good measure...he came back and "stopped the whipper"

When picking the biggest fight of anyone's career of course it begins and ends with that fight.
Nobody said Joe had a better career than Ali and we all know Ali won the series as well as knocking out the guy who stopped Frazier in two rounds. If you want to rate Ali's career the story does not end but it does if you want to look at isolated fights and determine which is bigger.

How can anyone rate the Foreman fight ahead of FOTC? So what if Ali was the underdog vs. Foreman, he was the underdog against Holmes too. FOTC was massive, arguably the biggest fight in heavyweight history but the wrong man won.

^^^

The last sentence above says it all.

I really don't see how anyone can legitimately say the FOTC was not Ali's biggest fight.

No shame that he lost and he is in my Top Two all-time heavies, but it was his biggest stage.

I agree, I do think that the Foreman fight is considered his biggest victory, perhaps because so many people won't give him credit for his Liston victories. But the FOTC was his biggest fight, and it can't be separated from Ali's story. In fact it solidifies it.

I would say the Foreman fight was his biggest victory even though I'd give him full credit for the 1st Liston victory. Not the 2nd though.

The Foreman victory was his biggest, right behind that was the win over Frazier in the Thrilla, and then probably Liston as his 3rd greatest victory.

Il Duce wrote:Muhammad Ali

I cannot respect a man who would not fight Thad Spencer in late-1966 or early-1967.

You wouldn't respect Ali if he donated you a kidney. I don't know if you're actually as bias you come off or if you're just a troll that has about run his course. Since it is clear your mind is completely obsessed with Muhammad Ali and thinking of new ways to run him down is all you seem to live for. I for one have had more than enough Il Duce for a lifetime. I wish everyone else would start feeling the same and give your stupid ass the boot.

Tomasino wrote:

ThatOne wrote:

Il Duce wrote:Overview

The 'GOAT'
* Very talented boxer, but a better showman.
* Quick-fisted, and as equally quick-witted.
* Lightning reflexes {early career}.
* A 'Dance Master' that featured the 'stick-and-move' tactic.
* Tremendous courage in the Ring.
* Ability to adjust to the force opposing him.
* Came along when the 'Boxing Game' needed an injection of juice.
* Boxing's greatest entertainer.
* Opened the doors for 'big fight purses'.
* Brewed tremendous confidence in himself.

I wonder if Tomasino will approve of that. He seems to be quite the "stick in the mud".

I'm saying that you and Duce are cut from the same foolish cloth. Nothing more. As much as Duce is obviously deranged, you are just as annoying and deluded. Now eff off, this forum used to pretty decent. Nobody wants either of you turds around.

lol

That would be an appropriate response...if you were eleven years old...

" It is a tale Told by an idiot, full of sound and fury, Signifying nothing.”

I eagerly await your patently inane and puerile response. Please don't disappoint me...I know you're special .

Have a nice day, sir.

PEACE
ThatOne

P.S. Tommy, what Duce and I do is fun and tongue in cheek, at least on my part...I try to keep it within the threads he starts...If the levity upsets you maybe you need to step back from your "mum's" computer.

Tomasino wrote:

ThatOne wrote:I don't know...It seems Il Duce and I are doing a stellar job. This thread has more posts than any thread on the main board that isn't pinned.

That alpha and omega quote you always use makes you look a right tit. Give up, you are making a complete fanny of yourself.

You seem to be obsessed with Duce and me. I won't speak for Duce but when you think, errrr, obsess about me please keep your hands outside your pants and covers.

Thank you in advance.

PEACE
ThatOne

ThatOne wrote:

Il Duce wrote:Bartelo Tomasino

He Knows All..............

How did a Scotsman get the name Tomasino?

His profile says he is from New Blythswood.

The gentleman in your post looks more Mediterranean.

I'm waiting for our pal, Tommy, to grace us with another appearance. We will all be enriched by basking in the glow of his inestimable wisdom.

Il Duce wrote:Oakland Tribune

Muhammad Ali did his best work during the first 2-Rounds, and was bit sharper than Joe Frazier
in Rounds 3 and 4.

But, it was Joe's fight from the 5th Round and on. Add in the 'fact' that Muhammad Ali committed
an incredible number of fouls, and we side with Joe Frazier as the winner of this 12-Rounder.

As previously stated, Muhammad Ali's legs were gone at the end of Round 12, and had this bout
been scheduled for 15 Rounds, Joe would have more than likely dropped Muhammad, much like
that in the their 1st-Bout.

Your fiction>>>> Tommy's scolding.

Mr Duce. Are you a racist?

Il Duce wrote:

keithmoonhangover wrote:Mr Duce. Are you a racist?

Keith,

I'm not sure where you are going with that question.

#1 - What is a racist ?
#2 - No, I'm not a racist. I get along with many white people.
#3 - Do you confuse criticism with racism ?
#4 - Is this a general question, or are you labeling me ?

#1 you ask what a racist is and then #2 say you are not one. Hmmm.

Duchess, can you and Big Jim come up with a fantasy 10 rounder between these 2 lads for our enjoyment?

Giancarlo wrote:Duchess, can you and Big Jim come up with a fantasy 10 rounder between these 2 lads for our enjoyment?

I like the fat guy to win early with a left hook to the balls.

yancey wrote: I like the fat guy to win early with a left hook to the balls.

I tend to agree; in fact, probably his best chance.

Giancarlo wrote:

yancey wrote: I like the fat guy to win early with a left hook to the balls.

I tend to agree; in fact, probably his best chance.

You aren't suggesting that Duce is as rotund as the gentleman in the photograph, or are you?

Gentlemen Gentlemen,


One thing we can all agree on.

Pie.








The man on the left perhaps has had more than his share, but even the man on the right would be hard pressed to pass up a taste of one of these hot and delicious tempting pastries.

BoxBuzz wrote:Gentlemen Gentlemen,


One thing we can all agree on.

Pie.








The man on the left perhaps has had more than his share, but even the man on the right would be hard pressed to pass up a taste of one of these hot and delicious tempting pastries.

Pumpkin and pecan pie to follow the smoked turkey next week!

Did someone say pie?