I gotta say man, this dude really had some of the best defense ever and it's a shame it doesn't get recognized... dude was a 5'5-5'7 wrecking ball who never even fought amateur and yet moved like he was fighting since he was 5 years old .
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No problem, been on a bit of Qawi kick recently and wanted to share some of his highlights. True freak of nature he was!Originally posted by DeeMoney View PostComment
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So then Holyfield's wins over him would be two of the best of his career.Comment
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Ha, I was on one of those a few months back. Always a good one to be onOriginally posted by care4ameatball View PostComment
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Braxton was a pretty decent fighter, but probably not as far up the ladder as you folks are making him out to be. Who did he beat now? Oh, nobody? Okay.Comment
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Not every fighter needs to be Harry Greb to like or appreciate him. That being written I think his wins against Matthew Saad Muhammad are pretty good.Originally posted by The Old LefHook View PostComment
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Matt Franklin was a shot fighter when he met the freseher Braxton.Originally posted by DeeMoney View PostComment
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He was 27 years old (close to physical prime), the defending light heavyweight champ, and just a lil more than a year away from a knockout win over Yaqui Lopez; and you want to denounce this as not a good win.Originally posted by The Old LefHook View Post
Which is fine, but please understand if I hold you accountable on this in future posts if you ever try to give credit to anyone else for doing less than that. I would hate to encourage any hypocrisy and bias.
It seems to be many around here will down play one accomplishment only to prop up a lesser one later on. Gotta keep people honest you know.Comment
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