Replying to @BreadmanBoxing @newto52949
Replying to @BreadmanBoxing @newto52949
Thats her this year in highschool at the league championships
April of 1981 P4P list. The best I've ever seen. Every fighter is an HOF, ATG and top 5 ever in one if their divisions. Unreal era!
This is Hagler's boxrec screenshot. Notice he fought Hearns and Mugabi is 12 round fights also. Hagler fans have made up an alternate reality to the Leonard fight and negotiations. Ray just won. It's ok. It happens. Ok going back to work.
The headline looks good but if you know the truth......abusing the wrong word when they played same position and the guy who was supposedly abused doubled the other guy in wins and points. ✌🏾 carry on..
Not true Tom. There was talks of Holmes unifying as early as 1980. It just never happened. Once Cooney emerged, understandably that was the goal. After Cooney the Witherspoon struggle quelled things down.
Replying to @Boxingtalkg
I have been wrong before. But when I saw your reply I randomly googled nfl rankings rb all time. And Smirh came in 11th. For a player with his accolades to be ranked so low, says alot. I personally think he's top 10. But top 5 is a stretch if you use your 👀.
Replying to @BIGGangladesh
He looked up the Ring Magazine championship policy and realized he was wrong. That's why you should be humble and stop jumping in conversations not knowing wtf you're talking about😂 ✌🏾
RIP Vic going to miss you man. Especially those 3am text and phone calls. #oneofone
I knew I remembered a belt at 135. But my bad it was just an interim. I wasnt sure if he was elevated or not.
Replying to @CreacyHarold
Hey stupid. I didnt say the P4P term was started in the 1980s. I said the actual list and rankings didnt start until around that time. So again show me an actual P4P ranking better or show me an official one from the 1950s. I'll wait.











