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Heavyweight Drum

October 13th, 2010 admin No comments

Heavyweight Drum

Who was the greatest of the Decade?

Ten years from now, the real fight will be the greatest legacy? Floyd Mayweather Jr. Bernard Hopkins Roy Jones Jr., Manny Pacquiao really think Shane Mosley SAY drumroll ............................. Come bhop heavyweight champion at 45, which means something:) Still in a Bernard Hopkins order 2 Floyd Mayweather Jr. Roy Jones three dominated by a staircase of 14 years and current knowledge. Manny Pacquiao May 4 Shane Mosley the last ten years;)

It is difficult to tell the truth, but bhop lost twice to Taylor and made a name for fighters beat second level. I give props to beat Trinadad, De La Hoya and Kelly Pavlick, but fought for his weight class. He did a great Winky too, but Winky has also been fighting in his weight class. We beat by Calzaghe and Jones first and Tarver beat a more nominal. A pair of victories over some names, but not one that is elite. I respect what you do for her age, but let's be honest, the division of LRP is one of the lowest in boxing. Chad Dawson beat and can be considered in the mix. Roy Jones was the man, but he also made a vague name blows. He gets props for bhop, James Toney and Virgil Hill, but other than man has rhythm? An old Macallum Mike and threw Trinadad. It was owned by Calzaghe, Glen Johnson, Tarver and Danny Green 2X. This does not look like a great legacy for me is undefeated Floyd, beaten great fighters of his time, but it is known to take the easy route. I think it has all the tools, but must show and prove and leave to avoid the best fighters of the Second World War. Mosley and the need to fight and the winner is the best. Both have fought the best people and the fight at any time, anywhere. From now on I give the green light to Manny b / c he won in 7 weight categories