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    #21
    Originally posted by automaton89 View Post

    He didnt get furys ****ing long counts,.The ref stopped him the second time when he arguably could have continued,
    The referee is always right. Or is it the customer? Nash forgets. Nash out

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      #22
      Originally posted by _Rexy_ View Post

      A good jab. Even Roger mentioned that (or it could have been Sr.)

      Oscar was hitting floyd flush and frequently with his jab, and then abandoned it.
      What? Floyd jr had a great jab, better than Robinson.
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        #23
        Originally posted by automaton89 View Post

        What? Floyd jr had a great jab, better than Robinson.
        What?!? I never said Floyd had a bad jab. I said his weakness was his opponents jab.

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          #24
          Originally posted by _Rexy_ View Post

          What?!? I never said Floyd had a bad jab. I said his weakness was his opponents jab.
          Hah. Oscar did okey but was never close to winning. Nobody was.

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            #25
            Originally posted by automaton89 View Post

            Hah. Oscar did okey but was never close to winning. Nobody was.
            Coralles would like a word, but sure; we can pretend Floyd's never had a close fight if that's what you want.
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              #26
              Originally posted by _Rexy_ View Post

              Coralles would like a word, but sure; we can pretend Floyd's never had a close fight if that's what you want.

              He never had a close fight in the sense that he was close to losing.

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                #27
                Originally posted by BKM- View Post


                Since we're mentioning the little ones I would go with Ricardo Lopez.
                Wow. What a career.

                Good call

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                  #28
                  Originally posted by automaton89 View Post

                  Long range fighters generally lose to pressure fighters, but tend to beat everybody else including punchers. Punchers are mid to long range fighters with good technique but less footwork than long range fighters,
                  If the long range fighter knows what he is up against and finds a way to cut down the pressure fighter's output and prevent him from closing the distance then he'll win. It takes all kinds of attributes and those with the best of them become world champions.

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                    #29
                    Prime Roy Jones is the best example I can think of with no weaknesses.



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                      #30
                      Originally posted by Spray_resistant View Post

                      If the long range fighter knows what he is up against and finds a way to cut down the pressure fighter's output and prevent him from closing the distance then he'll win. It takes all kinds of attributes and those with the best of them become world champions.
                      The long range fighter is out of his comfort zone. They like everything nice, calm, and orthodox. They do well against brawlers because they are slow.

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