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Re: Best chin of the heavyweights

Posted: 19 Jan 2013, 21:30
by dempseyfire
Rover wrote:
JCS wrote:Larry Donald for taking those clean bare-fisted blows from Riddick Bowe at the pre-fight press conference.
:lol:
You know, all kidding aside, I'm still extremely impressed at how Donald wasn't seriously hurt by those blows . . he just took them like they were nothing. Not only were they complete cheap shots, but it wasn't your usual press conference blows that are more like slap-boxing shots . . Riddick really put his weight and force behind those blows, and Donald took them flush without so much as a look of pain on his face!!!

Re: Best chin of the heavyweights

Posted: 19 Jan 2013, 22:39
by Rover
dempseyfire wrote:
Rover wrote:
JCS wrote:Larry Donald for taking those clean bare-fisted blows from Riddick Bowe at the pre-fight press conference.
:lol:
You know, all kidding aside, I'm still extremely impressed at how Donald wasn't seriously hurt by those blows . . he just took them like they were nothing. Not only were they complete cheap shots, but it wasn't your usual press conference blows that are more like slap-boxing shots . . Riddick really put his weight and force behind those blows, and Donald took them flush without so much as a look of pain on his face!!!
What became of Donald's lawsuit?

Re: Best chin of the heavyweights

Posted: 19 Jan 2013, 23:50
by The End
I always thought Don King solved it .

Re: Best chin of the heavyweights

Posted: 22 Jan 2013, 14:24
by Nile4000
Chuvalo owns this.Never been knocked down and fought the best competition in heavyweight history.Cobb, McCall, and even Mitch Green can't say that.

Re: Best chin of the heavyweights

Posted: 28 Jan 2013, 23:36
by CNorkusJr
I dont think it was more "fighters who didnt get hit or dropped" ; but more "fighters who DID get hit on the chin, AND got back up to continue to fight on ". That is the meaning of "toughest chin".

Re: Best chin of the heavyweights

Posted: 30 Jan 2013, 00:39
by Fireball
Not heavyweights, but a little sidenote here.

Saoul Mamby
Tex Cobb
Joey maxim

These guys made a career of withstanding the punches of the best fighters their generation. Each only got Ko'd one time in their career and that one KO loss was in the 1st round.


OK, back to heavyweights.

Re: Best chin of the heavyweights

Posted: 30 Jan 2013, 00:42
by gilgamesh
Cobb was a heavyweight. Joey Maxim was definitely tough, I'd say it was his best quality. I don't know enough about Saoul Mamby to comment on him

Re: Best chin of the heavyweights

Posted: 30 Jan 2013, 00:47
by Fireball
gilgamesh wrote:Cobb was a heavyweight.

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Re: Best chin of the heavyweights

Posted: 31 Jan 2013, 08:27
by misterpunch
basil rathbone couldve had a decent boxing career - he'd certainly do tons of homework on his opponents and eventually work them out for an eventual win by deduction

Re: Best chin of the heavyweights

Posted: 31 Jan 2013, 12:19
by MEISINGER
i enjoyed watching cobb
that was just one tough s.o.b.
no matter what you threw at him he was gonna take it

probably why he had to be the ugliest bastard in boxing

Re: Best chin of the heavyweights

Posted: 04 Feb 2013, 05:54
by misterpunch
mrs cobb disagrees

Re: Best chin of the heavyweights

Posted: 04 Feb 2013, 09:40
by MEISINGER
misterpunch wrote:mrs cobb disagrees
actually tex's ex sharon cobb said in a blog
that tex was the ugliest man but could charm the panties off a nun

Re: Best chin of the heavyweights

Posted: 05 Feb 2013, 06:58
by misterpunch
sounds like a top bloke :TU:

Re: Best chin of the heavyweights

Posted: 05 Feb 2013, 08:52
by The Great John L
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