Tons come to mind going today. John The Beast Brown? Steve Forbes. Brian Vera..Ray Beltran...Cory Spinks
Glen Johnson...wish he stayed retired off good run![]()
Tons come to mind going today. John The Beast Brown? Steve Forbes. Brian Vera..Ray Beltran...Cory Spinks
Glen Johnson...wish he stayed retired off good run![]()
Glen Johnson has a stellar second half of his career! I am still amazed at B-Hop too. And, what's even more startling, guys are now EXTENDING their careers well into their 40's.
Take a look at the champions today, as opposed to 20-30 years ago. It was a normal thing to see a guy at 25 have a title. Now we see guys are 35 win their first title,etc...
You have to look at the journeymen these days, up-side. I think once the Klits retire, Tony Thompson has upside as well.
Bigger man George, bigger punch!
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Yeh, Its a testament to both Johnsons and Hopkins mental make up which is def from the old school. Guys today with big push are steered to a trinket as much as the trinket steered to them. Johnson got the rep of a hard nut who wouldn't crack and was ripped off by up & comers who have come and gone career wise. Meanwhile he has only just very recently moved into the literal journeymans journeyman catagory. I don't know about Thompson...hes a tricky one. His best course is to bank it into a rematch with Price and hope for a repeat. But at his age, his weight and that hes already crumbled vs the premiere champ he might just slide into the mentality of a guy who excepts being a runner up and living off that. Also depends where Price goes.
Armando Muniz always comes to mind, he was robbed against Jose Napoles. And was in two classics with Carlos Palomino.
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