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    Default best non heavy champ

    i think its gotta be peter

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    Default Re: best non heavy champ

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    are we on about all time or current ??

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    Default Re: best non heavy champ

    Quote Originally Posted by ICE COLD BOXING
    are we on about all time or current ??
    I think, judging from those options, current.

    Out of those names...Peter...but that aint saying much.
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    Default Re: best non heavy champ

    Yeah, I'm going with Sam Peter too. He did enough to win last time out, whatever the haters say, and Brock sounds like he had his arse handed to him last night, so IMO it's a bit of a no-brainer.

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    Default Re: best non heavy champ

    I think Peter can clean out the division.
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    of all time

    jimmy young
    jerry quarry
    earnie shavers
    razor ruddock

    now sam peter thats about it

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    Quote Originally Posted by superheavyrhun
    Yeah, I'm going with Sam Peter too. He did enough to win last time out, whatever the haters say, and Brock sounds like he had his a*** handed to him last night, so IMO it's a bit of a no-brainer.
    Hah. Haters, for what.. having eyes? Don't be ridiculous, Peter did not do "enough to win", he did enough to let the real haters come out and start saying he won though, apparently.. It's boxing, nobody who knows the sport should have had that fight scored for Peter.. He won at most 3 or 4 rounds, even 5.. and then add the point deduction... And you still thought he won? It doesn't make someone a hater to see the BS in a decision like that.

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    Quote Originally Posted by p4pking
    Quote Originally Posted by superheavyrhun
    Yeah, I'm going with Sam Peter too. He did enough to win last time out, whatever the haters say, and Brock sounds like he had his a*** handed to him last night, so IMO it's a bit of a no-brainer.
    Hah. Haters, for what.. having eyes? Don't be ridiculous, Peter did not do "enough to win", he did enough to let the real haters come out and start saying he won though, apparently.. It's boxing, nobody who knows the sport should have had that fight scored for Peter.. He won at most 3 or 4 rounds, even 5.. and then add the point deduction... And you still thought he won? It doesn't make someone a hater to see the BS in a decision like that.
    Arf, you got it mixed up. IMO Peter edged it, and I can see why one of the judges had it in Toney's favour, but Toney threw very little that hurt Peter, while Peter's combos were stronger and more hurtful, and though he was marked a little, it was Toney who had taken the heavier shots, and had the harder task in surviving the 12 rounds. It was Toney that was rocked the most, he who was struggling to stay upright at times, and survive Peter's bigger shots. There's more to boxing than just connecting, there's got to be something behind punches too, and Toney just didn't have anything there that could truly hurt Peter IMO.

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    Calvin Brock! He didn't have the power or the chin but he had the brains to give Wlad a tough fight...he has heart too!!!

    I would say some attention should be paid to Alexander Dimitrenko, he's young, he's undefeated, and he's fighting often.

    Sam Peter needs to learn how to set up his power punches

    James Toney needs Evander Holyfield to train him and drop that fat off of him!!!

    Others to consider
    Chris Byrd - he's older, doesn't move as well but he's still good
    Lamon Brewster - hasn't fought for a long time but he's still a good fighter
    John Ruiz - ugly as sin but still tough because of his ugly style
    Ruslan Chagaev - a relative unknown (Ruslan-Peter would be AWESOME!!!)

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    So what your saying Lyle theres not much hope, I agree cc
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    ...I'll just say it makes it interesting.

    It's competitive on that level...the guys fighting for title shots...they have close fights

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    I'm sure Ruiz and Chagaev will have a close one too.



    In all honesty I think if given the chance Wlad would dominate the division

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    Default Re: best non heavy champ

    i say toney by a mile....
    toney beat peter...
    peter has had a shot at vlad.. but was genuinely unsuccesful and couldnt take the win...
    whilst james on the other hand has had two shots... one a draw.. which i felt he won..
    the second he won blatantly but the title was given back to ruiz because he failed a drugs test...
    then he won the bout with peter... but it was a bad decision!
    toney is gona be the champ sooner or later..
    and in my opinion i believe that apart from toney there is only one other fighter that compares and that is vlad.. its a toss up between vlad and toney imo and i still would like toney's chances against vlad.. toney will fight them all if thats what they want...
    but at the same time if toney and vlad never come together at any point there is noone in the division that can stop either of them.. vlad and james will tear through the division untill its just the two of them left...
    and then again vlad might decide enough is enough in the coming years and retire on top...
    while toney will probably still be this good in ten years time.. im not even joking even though it sounds rediculous... lol
    there is no match for toney when it comes to natural skill that he was born with...
    long after the current contenders and champions loose the power and youth that brought them to their peaks james toney will still own god given awesome skill!.. i truely beleieve that lol
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    James Toney will be fucking 48 in 10 years!!!

    Wlad won't retire until he holds all the belts unless he's very badly injured some how

    James Toney has skill but the older he has gotten the more lazy and boring he has become...he lays on the ropes he waits to counter and he doesn't have the pop needed to drop the big boys.....Toney has become the PBF of the heavyweights!!!

    I rate James Toney as probably one of the best nonnatural heavyweights since Ezzard Charles but he had his 1 shot....making it to another title shot will be VERY difficult especially considering he can't fight for the WBA belt yet due to the suspension because of the drug test.

    and if Wladimir and James Toney ever fought Wladimir would squish him like a fat little bug!

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    Quote Originally Posted by Lyle
    James Toney will be fucking 48 in 10 years!!!

    Wlad won't retire until he holds all the belts unless he's very badly injured some how

    James Toney has skill but the older he has gotten the more lazy and boring he has become...he lays on the ropes he waits to counter and he doesn't have the pop needed to drop the big boys.....Toney has become the PBF of the heavyweights!!!

    I rate James Toney as probably one of the best nonnatural heavyweights since Ezzard Charles but he had his 1 shot....making it to another title shot will be VERY difficult especially considering he can't fight for the WBA belt yet due to the suspension because of the drug test.

    and if Wladimir and James Toney ever fought Wladimir would squish him like a fat little bug!
    haha hell no lyle ... thats crazy talk ,
    i mean who are the general public to listen to....
    the one the only oh so pretty...pretty ace.. bodyhead..
    or the i'll name you a crazed ass 80's song and make bodyhead chuckle cos im lyle and i smell rather strange 'lyle'
    exactly..lol
    but point bieng.. yes i know that james is 47 or 48 in ten years time.. and i dont beleieve he has become lazy atall, toney has never been lazy he used to weigh around 220 in his high school football days and hes been struggling to make weight his whole life...
    i mean its crazy unfortunate that james has let him self go to an extent but i beleive that james is on the right track back to the top and he looked better last fight round and he'll keep looking better and better..
    hes not as exciting as he once was but that is his weight... or not so much weight but just his size holding him back.. he still has the stamina... most of the handspeed if he were to get in better shape he could have the footspeed again!
    i see the two best out there without a doubt as vlad and james...
    i will not allow eithers chances dismissed as both are such great fighters...
    i think the outcome is a sd or ud in a very complex fight... i wouldnt think it would be a bad decision..
    i definately think it would be a hard decision to call ... probably some tough rounds depending on who your watching closer in the fight..
    but as i say all this.. alot of it would depend on james's shape and how his camp has gone etc..
    i mean theres a few good things going on for james...
    i hear hes either looking into or actually working with a nutritionist,
    hes got a film role or two on the way which he will need to be in shape for and would definately motivate him... if he keeps on picking these great fights then that'll motivate him to train harder ...
    i truely beleive with his experiance skill and if he were in the shape he was in for booker and evander he would dominate the heavyweight division...
    i know mackie shilstone usually works with althletes who are already in great shape and betters them to amazing levels.. but if james were to get in great shape and to sort out his nutrition... and then work with mackie... i certianly think some conditioning work and if he could gain some more power he could be amazing... lol
    i might have gone too far in thinking optimisticly.. but there are some good points none the less
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