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Originally Posted by JMET

Rhaman isnt a bad fighter given that he came into the game at a late age, his biggest weakness is discipline in training, but for a guy that mostly has no raw fundementals and just comes in to woop some ass he doesnt do bad.

He beat Tua twice (yes twice), ktfo Lewis, and not to mention he tko'd the very same Corie Sanders in the 7th round that k.o'd Wlad and whom I see giving Vitali hell...

Ruiz isnt a terrible fighter either, its his mauling style that turns him off to fans, people want to see a boxing match not someone grab, hold, then see you rake someone on the inside as they throw you to the ground. :lol:

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Make no mistake, they're pretty decent fighters, but they just don't seem to have that dominating air about them. Maybe the heavyweight division is just more evened out these days, thus anybody who is at least decent has a chance to be champ once Lewis retires. I thinks we've been spoiled by the 80's and 90's. Hopefully the heavyweight gets better. Wonder what would of happened if Ike Ibeabuchi wasn't in jail and in the thick of things in the heavyweight division? What if eh?

Oh and your comments on Ruiz is accurate, yet hilarious at the same time.

I wonder if George Foreman is still considering coming back and getting his ass beat a few times:P

Well the last time George made a comeback, he pretty much won all of his matches. I'd assume however that at this point in George's life that his body would breakdown very quickly if he were to fight again. He should just stick to selling grills and stuff.

Most of Foreman's matches in the '90s he won by decision. Still, I don't think he'd ever get back in it and call out Lewis. Hell, he couldn't even get Briggs.

We're just better off not talking about the Foreman/Briggs fight......

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Originally Posted by g0zen

Most of Foreman's matches in the '90s he won by decision. Still, I don't think he'd ever get back in it and call out Lewis. Hell, he couldn't even get Briggs.

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This comment might work had Briggs actually beaten Foreman...

Foreman says he wants to fight once at 60 I believe so he can be the oldest fighter to have fought, I think a fight with Holmes who last beat Butterbean would be a possibillity...

But he has said that he cant beat the giants of today.



As for the state of the devision I think it has to do with a number of things, you have the fact that guys are getting bigger these days and therefore less coordinated, allot of this bigger talent is also going to foot ball and basketball as well.

But as always out there somwhere is some young guy like Tyson or Holy that will come out of now where and surprise us all.

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Originally Posted by JMET

This comment might work had Briggs actually beaten Foreman...

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He did beat Foreman. He won the split-decision.

http://www.boxingtimes.com/analyses/...an_briggs.html

See for yourself.

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Originally Posted by g0zen

He did beat Foreman. He won the split-decision.

http://www.boxingtimes.com/analyses/...an_briggs.html

See for yourself.

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I know who won the decision, but I also know who won the fight irregardless of said decision.

I have it on tape, would you care to see for yourself?

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Originally Posted by JMET

I know who won the decision, but I also know who won the fight irregardless of said decision.

I have it on tape, would you care to see for yourself?

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It's okay man, I see where you're coming from. Foreman is a great boxer, even if he did cheap out Michael Moorer with a last round sucker punch.

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Originally Posted by g0zen

It's okay man, I see where you're coming from. Foreman is a great boxer, even if he did cheap out Michael Moorer with a last round sucker punch.

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Eh? Your loosing credibillity before you started...