All boxers look for an easy fight for the most money and if they can beat/expose a name then that is a bonus.Originally Posted by Ron Swanson
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Re: Earnie Shavers vs. Vicente Rondon ~ August 26, 1972
All boxers look for an easy fight for the most money and if they can beat/expose a name then that is a bonus.
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Correct. But try reasoning with a Turkey TV dinner.All boxers look for an easy fight for the most money and if they can beat/expose a name then that is a bonus.
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Re: Earnie Shavers vs. Vicente Rondon ~ August 26, 1972
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36-71 (Bummy beyond all measure. There will probably never be a record again as bummy as that)
191lbs (Cruiserweight)
21 KO's in 107 fights. We are talking about one of the most punch weak boxers of all time! About 18%, basically non-existent punch.
What more can be said..
Cherry Picker, cruiser crincher, bum buster Shavers.
And the all mighty Shavers FAILED to KO this guy. That is the saddest part of the story, despite all.
This HAS to be some sort of joke! No way can you guys be this stupid unless your having a bit of fun.
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