MOST CHINNY BOXER?
Posted: 19 Nov 2008, 18:23
AMIR KHAN!!!!!
I still think Haye has a glass jaw, and will soon be exposed!
I still think Haye has a glass jaw, and will soon be exposed!
Erm, can you please not criticise the guy. He's a new member and has just started one of the finest, most original threads of the year.sg1985 wrote:Big Bad Wolf wrote:AMIR KHAN!!!!!
I still think Haye has a glass jaw, and will soon be exposed!
how has david haye got a glass jaw?
this is getting boring


No but they have seen him crumble.mercman wrote:Well, he's probably got the worst record ever: stopped in every fight, usually in the first round. Has anybody ever seen Crumble fight?Eric Crumble.
salvador wrote:Martin Concepcion, Pele Reid, David Walker (although he was fantastic to watch and his vulnerabilties added to the excitement) and as an amateur David Price has been exposed a bit.
Gomez and Pryce both knocked him out, but the most worrying thing was Martin was also knocked out by two relative unknown journeymen earlier on in his career. I've got nothing against any boxer, but I thought this was a forum and you were entitled to have opinions. You are obviously too sensitive mate, get out more....!mark thompson wrote:salvador wrote:Martin Concepcion, Pele Reid, David Walker (although he was fantastic to watch and his vulnerabilties added to the excitement) and as an amateur David Price has been exposed a bit.
how is Martin Conception the most chinny boxer you idiot ???
so you rank him as 1 of the most chinny boxers in the world on that basis thats ridiculoussalvador wrote:Gomez and Pryce both knocked him about, but the most worrying thing was Martin was he was also knocked out by two relative unknown journeymen earlier on in his career. I've got nothing against any boxer, but I thought this was a forum and you were entitled to have opinions. You are obviously too sensitive mate, get out more....!mark thompson wrote:salvador wrote:Martin Concepcion, Pele Reid, David Walker (although he was fantastic to watch and his vulnerabilties added to the excitement) and as an amateur David Price has been exposed a bit.
how is Martin Conception the most chinny boxer you idiot ???
To be fair Gatti was just a empty shell of when Gomez got to him.mark thompson wrote:also Gomez knocked Gatti out in the same round as he did Conception ??? i wouldnt say Conception is a really chinny boxer just been found out at the next level .
to be fair the thread is called most chinny boxer so its bound to mean the most chinny boxer in the world, and you put Conception in your list.salvador wrote:Also where on my post does it say I have ranked him the most chinniest boxer in the world? Somone has said Floyd Patterson on this thread and he was a heavyweight champion of the world!! All I'm trying to say is the boxers I mentioned didn't exactly have chins made out of cast iron.
UGhhhhhhhhhhh?????salvador wrote:Martin Concepcion, Pele Reid, David Walker (although he was fantastic to watch and his vulnerabilties added to the excitement) and as an amateur David Price has been exposed a bit.
Spud wrote:UGhhhhhhhhhhh?????salvador wrote:Martin Concepcion, Pele Reid, David Walker (although he was fantastic to watch and his vulnerabilties added to the excitement) and as an amateur David Price has been exposed a bit.
David Walker chinny??
What on earth do you know about boxing to come out with a statement like that? Walker was too brave for his own good - he got used to taking some terrific shots and whilst some would have been sparked or gone down on a knee to get a rest or count - Walker carried on.
I've never seen him 'fight'. I havn't been able to find anything either.mercman wrote:Well, he's probably got the worst record ever: stopped in every fight, usually in the first round. Has anybody ever seen Crumble fight?Eric Crumble.
scotty wrote:I've never seen him 'fight'. I havn't been able to find anything either.mercman wrote:Well, he's probably got the worst record ever: stopped in every fight, usually in the first round. Has anybody ever seen Crumble fight?Eric Crumble.
Lennox Lewis took clean shots from Tua, Holyfield, Mercer, Vitali Klitschko and even shipped a few from Tyson in the first couple of rounds of their 'era-defining' contest. All without touching down.adamheight wrote:waiting for someone to say lennox lewis
im not gonna say it but after his dramas against mccall, rahman, briggs (and to some extent bruno in those 6th and 7th rounds), be honest you always got nervous after he took a shot flush coz u never knew.
also when Rahman knocked him out Lewis was gasping for breath with his mouth wide opentony3 wrote:Lennox Lewis took clean shots from Tua, Holyfield, Mercer, Vitali Klitschko and even shipped a few from Tyson in the first couple of rounds of their 'era-defining' contest. All without touching down.adamheight wrote:waiting for someone to say lennox lewis
im not gonna say it but after his dramas against mccall, rahman, briggs (and to some extent bruno in those 6th and 7th rounds), be honest you always got nervous after he took a shot flush coz u never knew.
I'm not trying to make out that Lennox had a chin of cast iron - as evidenced by his two losses, he could be hit and hurt - but I do think the myth of his fragile whiskas is grossly exaggerated.
While we're on the subject of Lewis's defeats it is also worth mentioning that Oliver McCall is much more talented boxer than his record gives him credit for. If not for McCall's near-legendary drug addiction, the heavyweight landscape of the last fifteen years could have been very different indeed.