Re: Worst Heavyweight champ this millenium?
Posted: 02 Apr 2016, 07:10
Ruiz gets a hard time cos he was a spoiler. He beat some good names.
Agreed Stevie.....Ruiz was a hard, hard watch and people were not exactly queuing around the block to get tickets for his fights.Ruiz gets a hard time cos he was a spoiler. He beat some good names.
Exactly that mateBodyshot3 wrote:Agreed Stevie.....Ruiz was a hard, hard watch and people were not exactly queuing around the block to get tickets for his fights.Ruiz gets a hard time cos he was a spoiler. He beat some good names.
But in his own mauling, grinding and fairly limited way he was often far more effective than he's generally given credit for.
Well past his sell by date he did his best to hang tough against Haye and did not throw himself to the floor and stay there at the first opportunity....others would have no doubt taken that option.
Aye, hellish to watch and he nicked a few tight ones but he could make anyone look bad and had a rock solid chin. His trilogy with Holifield proved he was a solid operatorStevieb8006 wrote:Exactly that mateBodyshot3 wrote:Agreed Stevie.....Ruiz was a hard, hard watch and people were not exactly queuing around the block to get tickets for his fights.Ruiz gets a hard time cos he was a spoiler. He beat some good names.
But in his own mauling, grinding and fairly limited way he was often far more effective than he's generally given credit for.
Well past his sell by date he did his best to hang tough against Haye and did not throw himself to the floor and stay there at the first opportunity....others would have no doubt taken that option.
A shadow of "the man" I would say .Wales wrote:Pre Klitchko bout bet a lot of people would say a lot of those names wouldve beat Fury.
Still, he beat "the man".
Stivernes loss to Wilder looks pretty damning following Wilders championship performances.
right place right timerd350lc wrote:A shadow of "the man" I would say .Wales wrote:Pre Klitchko bout bet a lot of people would say a lot of those names wouldve beat Fury.
Still, he beat "the man".
Stivernes loss to Wilder looks pretty damning following Wilders championship performances.
Spot-on !Wales wrote:right place right timerd350lc wrote:A shadow of "the man" I would say .Wales wrote:Pre Klitchko bout bet a lot of people would say a lot of those names wouldve beat Fury.
Still, he beat "the man".
Stivernes loss to Wilder looks pretty damning following Wilders championship performances.
I voted for Briggs when this poll was first up...but yeah it's definitely Charles Martindavie wrote:Step aside Siarhei Liakhovich
And the new........
You didn't really have to spell that out.Wales wrote:No surprise when a boxer who takes his nickname from prince charles turns out to be predictably shite. Prince Charles, as in the big eared royal whos shagging camilla parker-bowles.
Definitely. I said at the time if Martin gets bowled over then it has to be him. It just shows up these 'titles' for what they are. Happy for AJ to win one but he wouldn't have taken much from that outing fight wise. Preparation wise it was great but stearner tests await.tigermoth87 wrote:I'll change my vote to Martin
He's utter tripe.
I hope he mans up and actually fights someone good next. Ortiz, Brown or the winner of Takam vs Parker would be good opponents.Stuarty30 wrote:Definitely. I said at the time if Martin gets bowled over then it has to be him. It just shows up these 'titles' for what they are. Happy for AJ to win one but he wouldn't have taken much from that outing fight wise. Preparation wise it was great but stearner tests await.tigermoth87 wrote:I'll change my vote to Martin
He's utter tripe.
Don't think it'll be the winner of Takam v Parker right away but obviously it's on the cards. That fight will happen and the sooner the better. If Chisora beats Pulev it'll be him yeah. Would be a cracking win so I wouldn't begrudge him. Pulev will do Derek though so they're probably going to have to deal with his people.tigermoth87 wrote:I hope he mans up and actually fights someone good next. Ortiz, Brown or the winner of Takam vs Parker would be good opponents.Stuarty30 wrote:Definitely. I said at the time if Martin gets bowled over then it has to be him. It just shows up these 'titles' for what they are. Happy for AJ to win one but he wouldn't have taken much from that outing fight wise. Preparation wise it was great but stearner tests await.tigermoth87 wrote:I'll change my vote to Martin
He's utter tripe.
Knowing him and Camp Eddie though, they'll be praying Chisora beats Pulev to set up a comfortable defence against him. If he doesn't, I can easily see it been Malik Scott
Yip. No contest.Tuan_Jim wrote:Charles Martin is the worst EVER. And I'm not being reactionary. I wouldn't pick him over a single heavyweight champ in history.
Yup, it's not even close. Never mind not picking him over another heavyweight champ, I wouldn't even pick him over Whyte or Chisora.Stuarty30 wrote:Yip. No contest.Tuan_Jim wrote:Charles Martin is the worst EVER. And I'm not being reactionary. I wouldn't pick him over a single heavyweight champ in history.
I wonder if Price could do him?Boxerbeetle wrote:Yup, it's not even close. Never mind not picking him over another heavyweight champ, I wouldn't even pick him over Whyte or Chisora.Stuarty30 wrote:Yip. No contest.Tuan_Jim wrote:Charles Martin is the worst EVER. And I'm not being reactionary. I wouldn't pick him over a single heavyweight champ in history.