Watch and learn. What a decade, though it drove some of us crazy with it's confusion, ambiguity, postponements, and anomalies.
Re: An excellent 90's Boxing History lesson.
Posted: 05 Oct 2018, 13:30
by DrDuke
I watched it about the time it had been posted. I'm a longtime follower of that channel, the guy makes interesting stuff. And talking about the 90s themselves, it was an incredible era. Highly competetive, filled with excellent competitors and exciting fights.
Re: An excellent 90's Boxing History lesson.
Posted: 05 Oct 2018, 13:37
by littlepug
Ive watched that vid a few times now, miss those days, some right names/characters/talent and not just at heavy.
Re: An excellent 90's Boxing History lesson.
Posted: 05 Oct 2018, 14:36
by Tuan_Jim
How much of an interloper does Shannon Briggs look in that thumbnail?
That space should have been taken by Tommy Morrison, or Razor Ruddock, or Ray Mercer, or Oliver McCall, or Andrew Golota. Larry Holmes even! Someone who made an impact and was part of the excitement.
Yes I know it's just a thumbnail. But still.
Re: An excellent 90's Boxing History lesson.
Posted: 05 Oct 2018, 14:44
by jamamb
ya, of course you cant help but bitch and moan even from a thumbnail
Re: An excellent 90's Boxing History lesson.
Posted: 05 Oct 2018, 14:51
by DrDuke
Tuan_Jim wrote: ↑05 Oct 2018, 14:36
How much of an interloper does Shannon Briggs look in that thumbnail?
That space should have been taken by Tommy Morrison, or Razor Ruddock, or Ray Mercer, or Oliver McCall, or Andrew Golota. Larry Holmes even! Someone who made an impact and was part of the excitement.
Yes I know it's just a thumbnail. But still.
Briggs was a lineal champ after he won Foreman, but, yeah, that was a robbery. Probably a purposive move by the chiefs to make Foreman pay for his arguable wins and choosing Briggs out of a row of suggested opponents, where a lot of them were much more tougher and famous.
Lewis, Holyfield, Bowe and Tyson are the big four of the 90s. Right in this order. Moorer and Mercer should be next. And a lot of guys were better than Briggs for sure. Golota, Morrison, Foreman, McCall, Bruno, Witherspoon, Ruddock, Douglas, Tua, you name it.