Computer ~ Max Schmeling KO's Cassius Clay

[Max Power]

Ali is the greatest ever heavyweight, learn to live with it Bill. It will help you in your recovery.

Although I disagree with your methods of reaching that conclusion (or lack of any at all in fact) and with the result in general completely, I can't believe anybody would put any stock in a simulation built around an algorithm that could be tweaked to anything the programmer desired anyway and has absolutely nothing to do with boxing.

[brocktonblockbust]

Ali is the greatest ever heavyweight, learn to live with it Bill. It will help you in your recovery.

Although I disagree with your methods of reaching that conclusion (or lack of any at all in fact) and with the result in general completely, I can't believe anybody would put any stock in a simulation built around an algorithm that could be tweaked to anything the programmer desired anyway and has absolutely nothing to do with boxing.

I wouldnt go THAT far with the denigration of algorithmic binomial cortico-succulation techniques.

Marciano is 50-0 with 44 knockouts.

[AdamGB]

And your favourite fighter is 47-0 too...

[Bill Paxtom]

Most Accurate

Coming out for Round 9, Cassius Clay is ahead {5-1-2} in Rounds, and
{79-75 in Points}.

'Round 9'

Cassius comes out cautious, as he was stung badly at the end of Round 8.

Cassius moves and circles to his left, as he is now wary of Max's big right-hand.

Cassius sends out some light left-jabs at the {0:25 Mark}, just to keep Max at
a distance.

Max is plodding, but is looking to set up Cassius for a right-hand. But the opening
is not there, as Cassius stays outside and tosses light left-jabs.

At the {1:00 Mark}, Cassius attempts a right-hand lead that grazes Max's chin.
Max comes back with a left-hook to the belt-line that makes Cassius complain
to the Referee.

Max is warned for a 'border-line punch'.

Cassius starts to move back-and-forth at the {1:20 Mark}, exhibiting his fancy
footwork. Max is perplexed, and is not sure on how to attack as Cassius dances
for the next 20-Seconds.

Cassius fires in a right-hand lead at the {1:45 Mark}, and then comes back with
a fast left-hook to Max's chin.

Max tries to counter, but is way short as Cassius slides back outside and circles
around Max. Cassius puts both hands out to deflect any incoming punches by Max.

Max steps up his movement, and bull's head first into Cassius, and slams in '2' hard
hooks to the body at the {2:00 Mark}.

Cassius grabs Max, and holds on for 10-Seconds as the Referee breaks them apart.

Cassius goes back to sending out flicking left-jabs, as Max ducks and blocks the
punches with a high-guard.

Max is doing a good job of parrying Cassius' left jabs.

Cassius steps in at the {2:25 Mark}, and fires in a fast 'left-right-left' at close range.

Mac counters with a medium-power right-hand to the mid-section. Then adds in a
hard left-hook to Cassius' right-hip at the {2:30 Mark}.

Cassius looks bothered by the hip-punch and slows down momentarily.

Max steps forward at the {2:36 Mark}. Cassius counters with a straight left-hand,
and tries to come back with a low left-hook.

At that moment, Max counters with a big right-hand over Cassius low left-hand
at the {2:40 Mark}.

The punch lands square on Cassius' mouth, sending Cassius wobbling backwards
to the right-side Ropes.

Max attacks fast as Cassius falls back into the Ropes. Max sends in '2' hard right-hands
into Cassius' head. Cassius is now 'dazed'. Max then digs a short and powerful left-hook
into Cassius' heart.

Cassius now sags further down the Ropes, as Max tee's off with a '7-Punch' barrage.

Cassius is now draped over the middle Rope-strands defenseless, just as the bell sounds
ending Round 9.

[Bill Paxtom]

And your favourite fighter is 47-0 too...

Incorrect.

My favorite fighters;

#1 > Saensak Muangsurin
#2 > Larry Holmes
#3 > Leotis Martin
#4 > Sonny Liston
#5 > Bruno Arcari

[Master]

And your favourite fighter is 47-0 too...

Incorrect.

My favorite fighters;

#1 > Saensak Muangsurin
#2 > Larry Holmes
#3 > Leotis Martin
#4 > Sonny Liston
#5 > Bruno Arcari

The only reason Holmes is so high is because he beat Ali. I am surprised you have not included Frazier, Norton and Berbick.

[Bill Paxtom]

Master Blaster

So the 'only' reason Larry Holmes is #2, is because he defeated a
frail Muhammad Ali.

I guess Larry accomplished little else.

What, Knocking Out ~ Kevin Isaac is 'chopped liver'.

[brocktonblockbust]

Master Blaster

So the 'only' reason Larry Holmes is #2, is because he defeated a
frail Muhammad Ali.

I guess Larry accomplished little else.

What, Knocking Out ~ Kevin Isaac is 'chopped liver'.

The Easton Assassin -

June {1982} Secaucus, NJ @ The Meadowlands.....closed circuit TV, $20 USD

I screamed so loud I lost my voice

When Larry sent Gerry Cooney to the showers in the 13th round. Brilliant performance.

[Max Power]

Master Blaster

So the 'only' reason Larry Holmes is #2, is because he defeated a
frail Muhammad Ali.

I guess Larry accomplished little else.

What, Knocking Out ~ Kevin Isaac is 'chopped liver'.

14-8 Kevin Issac!

LOL You had me good man, but now I know you've been joking the whole time.. Nice one!!

[AdamGB]

And your favourite fighter is 47-0 too...

Incorrect.

My favorite fighters;

#1 > Saensak Muangsurin
#2 > Larry Holmes
#3 > Leotis Martin
#4 > Sonny Liston
#5 > Bruno Arcari

I wasn't talking to you, I was talking to Brocktonblockbuster... You're really not very bright...

[Bill Paxtom]

And your favourite fighter is 47-0 too...

Incorrect.

My favorite fighters;

#1 > Saensak Muangsurin
#2 > Larry Holmes
#3 > Leotis Martin
#4 > Sonny Liston
#5 > Bruno Arcari

I wasn't talking to you, I was talking to Brocktonblockbuster... You're really not very bright...

I may not be bright, but you follow everyone of my posts.

What does that say about you 'Yak Breath'

[AdamGB]

You're actually on my ignore list and have been for a while, it hides your shitty posts from me. I thought I'd post in this thread to expose your blatant lie... I said this already, try and keep up.

[Master]

Ali is the greatest ever heavyweight, learn to live with it Bill. It will help you in your recovery.

Although I disagree with your methods of reaching that conclusion (or lack of any at all in fact) and with the result in general completely, I can't believe anybody would put any stock in a simulation built around an algorithm that could be tweaked to anything the programmer desired anyway and has absolutely nothing to do with boxing.

Shut up and never support my posts again.