Victor*KC
Heavyweight
Posts: 313 Joined: 15 Oct 2006, 00:52
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by Victor*KC » 18 Jan 2007, 02:06
Donald Curry Riddick Bowe and Ike Quartey anyone else want to add anything
icejack
Heavyweight
Posts: 177 Joined: 18 Dec 2006, 12:48
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by icejack » 18 Jan 2007, 07:22
Barry Mcguigan
Seamus
Heavyweight
Posts: 17021 Joined: 31 Jul 2005, 23:38
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by Seamus » 18 Jan 2007, 07:46
Aaron Pryor
BoxBuzz
Heavyweight
Posts: 29847 Joined: 07 Jun 2005, 16:37
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by BoxBuzz » 18 Jan 2007, 15:06
Seamus wrote: Aaron Pryor
so nice...i thought we ought to read it twice (short is right...his "blue bottle" period was when he turned in his best work)
theone
Heavyweight
Posts: 1655 Joined: 13 Sep 2005, 17:12
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by theone » 18 Jan 2007, 15:12
Henry Armstrong, one of the 3 greatest fighters of all time had a relatively short prime, about 4 years.
Seamus
Heavyweight
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by Seamus » 18 Jan 2007, 16:40
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Seamus wrote:
Aaron Pryor
so nice...i thought we ought to read it twice (short is right...his "blue bottle" period was when he turned in his best work)
What happened Box Buzz, you lose big money on this guy ?
BoxBuzz
Heavyweight
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by BoxBuzz » 18 Jan 2007, 16:43
No...just like his handlers I watched very carefully who he was matched up with and bet accordingly. So net dollars ahead. His handlers knew just what they were doing.
pundit
Heavyweight
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by pundit » 18 Jan 2007, 16:45
George Foreman.
kick asner
Heavyweight
Posts: 692 Joined: 02 Oct 2005, 00:01
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by kick asner » 18 Jan 2007, 23:06
Davey Moore
Ray Mancini
Barry Mcguigen
Steve Cruise
Johnny Bumphus
John "The Beast" Muguibi
John Tate
Milt MCcroury
perrycarter
Heavyweight
Posts: 108 Joined: 20 Nov 2002, 16:47
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by perrycarter » 19 Jan 2007, 09:23
Joe Louis. Man, that guy was only good for a minute.
Expug
Heavyweight
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by Expug » 19 Jan 2007, 18:02
Collins2000 wrote: Lloyd Honeyghan
I think Collins2000 nailed it.
Honeyghan was a shooting star .
BoxBuzz
Heavyweight
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by BoxBuzz » 19 Jan 2007, 18:10
Pretty much can't believe it...but the guy who just might be at the of this list has not been named. How many rounds did Buster Douglas have in his prime? All contained within one fight if I recall.
Jaclem
Heavyweight
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by Jaclem » 21 Jan 2007, 04:27
...buzz...which one was that?
kick asner
Heavyweight
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by kick asner » 21 Jan 2007, 12:36
Livingstone Bramble
Hilmer Kenty
Tony Ayala
John Conteh
JC
Heavyweight
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by JC » 21 Jan 2007, 13:35
Sean O'Grady's was not as great as some already mentioned but he packed alot into it.
cosand
Heavyweight
Posts: 192 Joined: 16 Aug 2006, 22:56
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by cosand » 21 Jan 2007, 21:13
Mike Rossman
Billy Backus
Gerry Cooney
Mate Parlov
barry
Heavyweight
Posts: 3797 Joined: 28 Dec 2001, 20:00
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by barry » 21 Jan 2007, 22:21
Terry McGovern
m1kee50
Heavyweight
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by m1kee50 » 25 Jan 2007, 05:15
how many boxers got to 'extend' their primes due to good matchmaking or lack of quality opposition?
barry
Heavyweight
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by barry » 27 Jan 2007, 08:28
Joe Calzaghe...Daruis Michalcweski...