Posted: 05 May 2005, 05:48
Now that's what you call a draw.
Go to the picture thread if you really want to know what I look like.barry wrote:You know Grimm, when I try to imagine what you might look like, the following picture comes to mind:
http://www.asylumpress.com/frankforte/cartoong1p03.jpg
This is because I refuse to respond to homosexual's and also I was having a debate with the little fella by the name of J.barry wrote:Grimm, with all of the legitimate posts after bafoon which mentioned about Tyson and his signifigance as an all-time great, all you could focus on and answer to was the comment about bafoon...it puts me in awe just to witness such an intellectual genius like you at work!
some debate mate, try being nice you'd be amazed by the reception you will get instead of calling everyone queers.Grimm wrote:This is because I refuse to respond to homosexual's and also I was having a debate with the little fella by the name of J.barry wrote:Grimm, with all of the legitimate posts after bafoon which mentioned about Tyson and his signifigance as an all-time great, all you could focus on and answer to was the comment about bafoon...it puts me in awe just to witness such an intellectual genius like you at work!
That's a good postMightyWarrior wrote:In terms of heavyweight historical significance, or the WOW factor, for me it'd be
Ali - Was there ever a more famous sportsman on the planet than Ali in the 70's? Absolutely huge - One in 100 million - he had it ALL.
Louis - Dream up the perfect heavyweight champ of the 30's/40's and Joe was it. The 2nd Schmelling fight says it all.
Dempsey - A traveling hobo who hops off a freight train and smashes his way to the heavyweight title. Put Jack in with the local bar bouncer, and a million people would turn up to watch.
Tyson - Brought the heavyweight division up from it's knees in the 80's - at his peak, a real life wrecking machine who electrified the divison with the type of violence not seen since Sonny Liston. Unforgetable.
Maxie, have you gone mad. Whilst these are PRECISELY the creteria I've always used in rating champions (and they are similar to the ring magazine criteria used over the years), HOW ON EARTH DOES TYSON RATE HIGHER FOR LONGEVITY?Slapsie Maxie wrote:That's a good postMightyWarrior wrote:In terms of heavyweight historical significance, or the WOW factor, for me it'd be
Ali - Was there ever a more famous sportsman on the planet than Ali in the 70's? Absolutely huge - One in 100 million - he had it ALL.
Louis - Dream up the perfect heavyweight champ of the 30's/40's and Joe was it. The 2nd Schmelling fight says it all.
Dempsey - A traveling hobo who hops off a freight train and smashes his way to the heavyweight title. Put Jack in with the local bar bouncer, and a million people would turn up to watch.
Tyson - Brought the heavyweight division up from it's knees in the 80's - at his peak, a real life wrecking machine who electrified the divison with the type of violence not seen since Sonny Liston. Unforgetable.
So, if we are trying to find an objective way of measuring the "greatness" of any fighter ( if such a notion is not specious ) then there seem to be a number of factors
1)RECORD
a) Louis
b) Dempsey
c) Ali
d) Tyson
2)LONGEVITY AT THE HIGHEST LEVEL
a) Ali
b) Tyson ( nearly 20 years and still being talked of as a poss WBO)
c) Marciano
d) Louis/Lewis
( Dempsey marked down for periods of inactivity, more than Marciano, no? )
3)SKILLS
a) Ali/Louis tie
c) Lewis/Holmes ( tie )
4)MONEY MAKING ABILITY
a) Tyson
b) Ali
c) Dempsey
d) Holyfield/Lewis
5)IMPACT IN THE SPORT
a) Tyson
b) Ali
c) Dempsey
6)IMPACT OUTSIDE OF THE SPORT
a) Ali
b) Tyson
Obviously this is a bit quickly drawn out and crude, but it does I think show that Tyson has a place amongst the greats ( as a fighter/boxer not necessarily a human being ) and in terms of his sheer impact on a sport that was profoundly moribund at the time of his emergence, he is up there with Ali.
Slapsie
You are really sad, you wouldn't know the maening of the word debate if it came and kicked you in the arse.... your idea of a debate is to call people who disagree with you queers... what is the reason for your obssessive remarks about homosexuals?... seems to me you're trying to hide something mate!.... 'he protesteth too much!' as the saying goes!... 8) .Grimm wrote:This is because I refuse to respond to homosexual's and also I was having a debate with the little fella by the name of J.barry wrote:Grimm, with all of the legitimate posts after bafoon which mentioned about Tyson and his signifigance as an all-time great, all you could focus on and answer to was the comment about bafoon...it puts me in awe just to witness such an intellectual genius like you at work!
jamesmcdonnell wrote:It's obvious to me that Grimm is a champion sausage-gobbler who wants Tyson's fat one up his arse.
Ali shill.Broncano wrote:Its times like this that I miss the old watchdog that went by the name of terap.
terap wrote:
You are exhibiting clear signs of mental illness.
This is not YOUR site.
You cannot control what others write here.
That is up to those who run this site.
This feminine characteristic of demanding control of what others think and say is out of control in you.
You are making an ass of yourself with your fixation on what another poster writes.
I suggest you do the following:
Get pregnant if you can.
Have some children.
Regulate every word the children say---order them not to have certain opinions--and demand that they think exactly as you do (that last is a revolting thought, isn't it).
When they get to a certain age where you no longer have absolute control over them, you will be in trouble again. Only solution would be to have some more.
Start taking your fertility pills.
If you think you are somehow going to control what others here write and think, you are out of your hysterical, feminine mind.
Yes Terap hated Ali with a deep burning passion, that's fpr sure.silkov wrote:Yeah I remember Terap, I had quite a few 'conversations' with him!. The difference between Grimm and Terap is that Terap didn't seem as sexually twisted![]()
![]()
and Terap actually seemed to have a good knowledge of boxing but could not stand to be contridicted
. He also hated Ali!.
.. which was the main reason why I crossed swords with him.
![]()
![]()
.. we must have argued for a month about Ali, he claimed nearly every Ali fight was fixed!!!.... :x :x :x
So I remind you of Terap?KOJOE90 wrote:Yes Terap hated Ali with a deep burning passion, that's fpr sure.silkov wrote:Yeah I remember Terap, I had quite a few 'conversations' with him!. The difference between Grimm and Terap is that Terap didn't seem as sexually twisted![]()
![]()
and Terap actually seemed to have a good knowledge of boxing but could not stand to be contridicted
. He also hated Ali!.
.. which was the main reason why I crossed swords with him.
![]()
![]()
.. we must have argued for a month about Ali, he claimed nearly every Ali fight was fixed!!!.... :x :x :x
One of my earliest thread about Ron Lyle soon turned into a Ali shill, media, Terap rant.
http://www.boxrec.com/forum/viewtopic.php?t=9560
No not at all, that's not what I was saying.Grimm wrote:So I remind you of Terap?KOJOE90 wrote:Yes Terap hated Ali with a deep burning passion, that's fpr sure.silkov wrote:Yeah I remember Terap, I had quite a few 'conversations' with him!. The difference between Grimm and Terap is that Terap didn't seem as sexually twisted![]()
![]()
and Terap actually seemed to have a good knowledge of boxing but could not stand to be contridicted
. He also hated Ali!.
.. which was the main reason why I crossed swords with him.
![]()
![]()
.. we must have argued for a month about Ali, he claimed nearly every Ali fight was fixed!!!.... :x :x :x
One of my earliest thread about Ron Lyle soon turned into a Ali shill, media, Terap rant.
http://www.boxrec.com/forum/viewtopic.php?t=9560
Great post absolutely spot onMightyWarrior wrote:In terms of heavyweight historical significance, or the WOW factor, for me it'd be
Ali - Was there ever a more famous sportsman on the planet than Ali in the 70's? Absolutely huge - One in 100 million - he had it ALL.
Louis - Dream up the perfect heavyweight champ of the 30's/40's and Joe was it. The 2nd Schmelling fight says it all.
Dempsey - A traveling hobo who hops off a freight train and smashes his way to the heavyweight title. Put Jack in with the local bar bouncer, and a million people would turn up to watch.
Tyson - Brought the heavyweight division up from it's knees in the 80's - at his peak, a real life wrecking machine who electrified the divison with the type of violence not seen since Sonny Liston. Unforgetable.
I'm sure if it were not a forum there wouldn't be any verbal shit tolerated. I would just simply hand out ass whoopin's .cultus wrote:totally off the theme, absolutely the most uglyest thread I have ever seen. Sad to see that most of the boxing fans have no class. In my eyes boxing is more than picking on each ohter. .. oh maaan
My guess: in a few years, when you've grown up, you're going to be pretty embarrassed about everything you wrote in this thread. Just a guessGrimm wrote:I'm sure if it were not a forum there wouldn't be any verbal shit tolerated. I would just simply hand out ass whoopin's .cultus wrote:totally off the theme, absolutely the most uglyest thread I have ever seen. Sad to see that most of the boxing fans have no class. In my eyes boxing is more than picking on each ohter. .. oh maaan
barry wrote:>>>I'm sure if it were not a forum there wouldn't be any verbal shit tolerated. I would just simply hand out ass whoopin's .<<<
I'm sure. In fact, just the thought of it makes me want to lock myself into my bedroom and curl up in a fetal position under the covers in my bed and slowly starve to death because I am too terrified to peek out of the covers much less to leave the room to get something to eat...it's just a fear that I cannot seem to conquer.