The axe murderer
For I am death and I ride on a pale horse
Khan smiley is versatile

I'm thinking about it like....... how many boxers were straight up tougher than Froch and James Tony if they countAll this talk about being poor and making it from nothing gives you the edge in a Boxing match..............hopefully anyone that agrees with that also feels that Deontay Wilder beats Anthony Joshua, who grew up in better circumstances, because of it as well![]()
Nelson lost to Sanchez. Poor from Mexico am ATGAzumah Nelson, Muhammad Ali, Amir Khan, Carl Froch, Wladimir Klitschko, Vitali Klitschko, Marco Antonio Barrera, Julio Cesar Chavez Jr, Gene Tunney, Chris Eubank Jr, Vernon Forrest, Juan Manuel Marquz, Lennox Lewis, Juan Diaz, Nathan Cleverly, Wilfredo Vasquez Jr, James Toney, Sugar Ray Leonard, etc. None of them grew up starving, wondering where their next meal would come from, surviving on the streets hoping one day that will make and Boxing would be the vessel. Im sure it's PLENTY more through the vast history of Boxing, but it's "history" for a reason. It's hard to go through the background of every single Champion who ever boxed, but everyone on the ATG list weren't from the slums.
You keep saying "throughout the history of boxing", but let's talk MODERN era Boxing. The ATG list is littered with people who fought in the GOLDEN era, when life was totally different
To further back that up........we JUST seen Jarrett Hurd KTFO Tony Harrison, who's from the streets of Detroit. Hurd was raised in the working middle class
Basically, I disagree.
Nelson lost to Sanchez. Poor from Mexico am ATG
Ali - the ultimate
Khan - Howard Davis with a better promoter career but he list his curse fight by ko to the poorer Colombian.
Barrera and JuanMa - rarities especially JMM get has an American boxing style with Mexican left hook
JT and SRL were not rich at all .matter if fact SRL turned pro to make money..Im at work but Tunney also lost to the poorer Mickey Walker...Savage fight
The Poverty Level
The lowest class includes any American household that falls under the poverty line, meaning families or individuals who don't earn enough money to meet their basic needs. The Census Bureau estimates that about 14% of the U.S. population (approximately 43 million people) live below the poverty line and fall into this class today.
The current official poverty threshold is an income of $24,257 per year for a family of four and $18,871 for a family of three. This figure has often been hotly debated because many poor Americans live in urban areas that have a high cost of living, making it likely that people earning more would fit the definition of poverty in a high-cost city or region.
Which Income Class Are You?
Hard for me to do as I do not follow boxing like I used to...I used to buy the ring, ko, and boxing illustrated...all the documentaries.Name me some active notable fighters, from below poverty, who have beaten active notable fighters from above poverty.
Hard for me to do as I do not follow boxing like I used to...I used to buy the ring, ko, and boxing illustrated...all the documentaries.
Youtube now shows the now. Have you ever seen the documentary boxing's little giants?
See Lennox was knocked out by McCall the poorer fighter. JCC Jr..is NOTHING like the poorer papa.
I'm not saying if you're rich you can't fight. The opposite should be true as training and equipment cost a lot of money.
But as a living? Rich dudes don't compare...until they have success in the arts.
Just to boil it down to, "whoever came from least wins" is so false, it just doesn't make sense to me....no disrespect @morris
Just because you're poor doesn't mean you have hands brehs![]()
Is this a joke?Brook ain't fast fights up n down and Pac is Pac. Lol Brook best FIGHT was a close hug fest w Porter. You're exposing urselfBased on what?
Is this a joke?Brook ain't fast fights up n down and Pac is Pac. Lol Brook best FIGHT was a close hug fest w Porter. You're exposing urself
This quote irks the hell out of me
Its really annoying how boxing is almost like rap where people actually look at street cred. Never made any damn sense to me. fukk does that have to do with anything?
I remember watching Hopkins vs Shumenov and they kept bringing up his background and how he was a lawyer and shyt. Almost as if they were saying "why is he even boxing?"
I remember when Erik Morales took shots Barrera about how he grew up in a middle class home and went to college and shyt, and how Morales was a real Mexican fighter because he grew up in the streets.
All that shyt is so corny to me, and I don't understand why it even matters. If you can box, you can box. fukk all that extra shyt