Essential The Official Boxing Random Thoughts Thread...All boxing heads ENTER.
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Oscar has no interest in putting Zepeda in there against Shakur......It's very clear to me.
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No more PAWGs, PLEASE??!!!??
Boxing wise this is a good match up. Persoon arguably won her first fight over Katie Taylor. This isn't an easy fight for Alycia .
However, you all know why I'm going to watch this fight. Alycia's fine ass.
Despite the cloud of controversy after she popped dirty
The axe murderer
For I am death and I ride on a pale horse
He ain't ready for junto. Definitely not
The axe murderer
For I am death and I ride on a pale horse
Still a GOATED postNot to mention it wasn't uncommon to average 15-30 fights a year in those days...and in most of those fights it was top tier opposition facing off against eachother....but for the "sports science & medicine" advanced boxers of today...a tough, 'grueling' schedule in modern times would be... 4 fights in a year, one with an elite champ/contender, one with a lower level contender and two against fringe contenders/journeymen all at 12 rds max
Jeanette went 49 rds with McVea...then fought two weeks after that (KO1) and fought 3 weeks after that fight in a 20 rd fight...and by the end of the year he fought McVea again in a 30 rd fight
That's like 10 years of modern pro fight experience squeezed into one year.
Floyd's body 'breaking down' after 49 fights using 8/10 oz. gloves in bouts that max out at 12 rds...with countless vacations in between
You can see why so many historians have a hard time rating modern 'greats' up there with guys like Langford, Greb, Gans etc. when you take into account that modern boxers just aren't as physically capable as alot of boxers in the past...there shoud be no dispute that human beings were physically tougher and more durable in those times....because of daily, strenuous activity which was the norm for an avg male in those times...just to get simple everyday activities completed....from youth to adulthood...where today, even our elite athletes are accustomed to spending hrs hunched over infront of video games, TV's, cell-phones & smart devices...and aren't raised in the same type of enviroments that are conducive to molding physical & mental toughness...on the same level as shown in that video...
OGBobbyJohnson
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OGBobbyJohnson
Veteran
this is a great analysisNot to mention it wasn't uncommon to average 15-30 fights a year in those days...and in most of those fights it was top tier opposition facing off against eachother....but for the "sports science & medicine" advanced boxers of today...a tough, 'grueling' schedule in modern times would be... 4 fights in a year, one with an elite champ/contender, one with a lower level contender and two against fringe contenders/journeymen all at 12 rds max
Jeanette went 49 rds with McVea...then fought two weeks after that (KO1) and fought 3 weeks after that fight in a 20 rd fight...and by the end of the year he fought McVea again in a 30 rd fight
That's like 10 years of modern pro fight experience squeezed into one year.
Floyd's body 'breaking down' after 49 fights using 8/10 oz. gloves in bouts that max out at 12 rds...with countless vacations in between
You can see why so many historians have a hard time rating modern 'greats' up there with guys like Langford, Greb, Gans etc. when you take into account that modern boxers just aren't as physically capable as alot of boxers in the past...there shoud be no dispute that human beings were physically tougher and more durable in those times....because of daily, strenuous activity which was the norm for an avg male in those times...just to get simple everyday activities completed....from youth to adulthood...where today, even our elite athletes are accustomed to spending hrs hunched over infront of video games, TV's, cell-phones & smart devices...and aren't raised in the same type of enviroments that are conducive to molding physical & mental toughness...on the same level as shown in that video...
OGBobbyJohnson
Veteran
man this card is going to be hot stinking trash if true...standalone main event or put on another trash card...christ
like i told you bro...its a new dayWhat kinda shyt is this
its another mandingo card....a black and a white...fighting in a closed arena like the pandemic is still going on
this essentially ended jeremy williams career