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ok, so what were julian jacksons most MEANINGFUL, important fights of his career anybody? all i have right now is:

LKO2 MIKE McCALLUM
KO2 TERRY NORRIS
KO4 HEROL GRAHAM
LKO5 GERALD McCLELLEN
LKO1 GERALD McCLELLEN

am i missing anything?

When he won the title over power-punching In-Chul Baek was pretty meaningful.

there must be more than that. what about quincy taylor? somebody fill me in please...

jackson's early ko wins over terry norris and herol graham were both impressive and meaningful.

Tomato-Can wrote:jackson's early ko wins over terry norris and herol graham were both impressive and meaningful.

Got to agree with that.

I think JJ will go down as a fearsome puncher who lost his big bouts against the real quality. He could give it, but when up against a guy with a chin and skill, he LOST!!

walshb wrote:I think JJ will go down as a fearsome puncher who lost his big bouts against the real quality. He could give it, but when up against a guy with a chin and skill, he LOST!!

It's the occupational hazzard of being a huge puncher. No need to develop too mnay skills because all you have to do is land that one big punch. JJ was a real treat though. You can't ebat a fast, big puncher with a questionable chin.

Though not significant, watch Jackson's knockouts of Drayton and Negron to see some pinpoint left hooking

walshb wrote:I think JJ will go down as a fearsome puncher who lost his big bouts against the real quality. He could give it, but when up against a guy with a chin and skill, he LOST!!

And he shamelessly avoided his no1 contender John Mugabi for years.

As did Hearns.

damn, who resurrected this corpse of a thread? here's another one on the same subject:

http://www.boxrec.com/forum/viewtopic.php?t=11206