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RJJ was unbelievable in the 90's. Speed, power in both hand . . . he looked invincible. It's sad that I don't remember him for that. When I think of RJJ, I don't think about the HW Championship over Ruiz, or his dominance of everyone he fought back then. I remember him getting KO'd a bunch of...

I had no idea how close this fight was, or that Whitaker was knocked down and in trouble in the 9th. Mayweather fought everybody - so many big names, and many of them were wars. He was the antithesis of Floyd. No knock on Floyd (he's actually smart for avoiding this type of punishment). He's ...

What is the deal with him? It sounds like he has no teeth when he talks (although he does have teeth). He just looks like a tweeker. Is he still using? I thought he was clean and sober? He just sounds bizarre, and the twitching is . . . just sad man.

@flymaster

I agree with you, Freddie Roach, Stewart, & co. in that Mike was the real deal. But it wasn't just that he was mismanaged. His mental make-up, overconfidence, self-destructive behavior, etc. also lead to his early demise. But this fight with Holmes says a lot. For those who said ...

@WereAllSavages

Judah was doing very well against PBF through 5 or 6 rounds. But Zab tired in the 2nd half of the fight (like he always does) b/c he doesn't train. He should have been credited with a knock down in the 2nd round. He hit Floyd with a right hook and Floyd fell back and kept him...

Well, Manny was 18 years old here. It's funny though. Torrecampo is a bum, and yet he can claim that he's the only person to ever knock Manny unconscience. The other KO loss Manny suffered was a body shot. Torrecampo finished his career 15-8, and never fought outside the Philippines.

@bullss21

Wasn't that something? That hit knocked both guys out. Not many guys could take a Jack Tatum hit like that and stay on their feet . . . Earl was one of the greatest of all time (just didn't have the longevity)

If faith had twinz she probly have two Pacs. Get it? 2 . . . Pac's. Biggy kept it light when Pac was coming at him. He didn't want to go to war with Pac, but Pac wanted the war bad enough for the both of them. It was unavoidable. Think about how much great music we missed out on. Sad.

I'd like to see what kind of music Layne would be involved with today. This isn't "vintage Layne" to me. He seems sluggish and emaciated here. Compared to early 90's, it's just too bad. I don't think he wanted to be out there at this point. But when you watch other clips, he OWNED the stage.