The dream card

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Originally Posted by marbleheadmaui

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Originally Posted by Master

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Originally Posted by greynotsoold

In my mind, any dream card would include Ketchel vs Greb at 160, and Chavez vs Duran at 140. Probably Benny Leonard and Whitaker at 135.

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I gotta say I on my list of fighters I just don't "get" is Stanley Ketchell. I've read just about everything there is on him and he is claimed to be a savage whirling dervish, and yet the best footage of him I can find, the fourth Papke fight, shows a disinterested, slow, sluggish guy. I know it's only one fight but...

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You must have seen the clip where he knocks down Jack Johnson, that is the equivalent of Martinez knocking down Haye. :)

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Yeah except I'm persuaded those two were doing buisness in that fight and Ketchell broke the agreement.

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I am sure the agreement did not include Stanley knocking down the heavyweight champ, which is why Johnson ended it brutally with Ketchell teeth lodged in Jack's gloves.

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Originally Posted by greynotsoold

In my mind, any dream card would include Ketchel vs Greb at 160, and Chavez vs Duran at 140. Probably Benny Leonard and Whitaker at 135.

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I gotta say I on my list of fighters I just don't "get" is Stanley Ketchell. I've read just about everything there is on him and he is claimed to be a savage whirling dervish, and yet the best footage of him I can find, the fourth Papke fight, shows a disinterested, slow, sluggish guy. I know it's only one fight but...

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You must have seen the clip where he knocks down Jack Johnson, that is the equivalent of Martinez knocking down Haye. :)

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Yeah except I'm persuaded those two were doing buisness in that fight and Ketchell broke the agreement.

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I am sure the agreement did not include Stanley knocking down the heavyweight champ, which is why Johnson ended it brutally with Ketchell teeth lodged in Jack's gloves.

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LOL. I just finished reading the Killings of Stanley Ketchell and while it is a novel, the take the author puts on how Lil Arthur explains to Ketchell the difference between a heavy and a middle is hysterical.