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    Default Re: Ali/Holmes/Lyle all say Shavers was Hardest Puncher

    Quote Originally Posted by Master View Post
    If two of the best heavyweights ever in boxing say that Shavers hit harder than Foreman and Tyson then you have to say he was the hardest hitting heavyweight of all time.
    you would think so Master, but we got these here young whippersnapper know-it-alls saying Lamon Brewster and Wladimir Klitschko and Dereck Chisora hit harder. haha look how stupid each successive generation is getting. No reason to even dignify responses to their diarrhea drivel.

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    Default Re: Ali/Holmes/Lyle all say Shavers was Hardest Puncher

    Quote Originally Posted by brocktonblockbust View Post
    Quote Originally Posted by Master View Post
    If two of the best heavyweights ever in boxing say that Shavers hit harder than Foreman and Tyson then you have to say he was the hardest hitting heavyweight of all time.
    you would think so Master, but we got these here young whippersnapper know-it-alls saying Lamon Brewster and Wladimir Klitschko and Dereck Chisora hit harder. haha look how stupid each successive generation is getting. No reason to even dignify responses to their diarrhea drivel.
    Look here at Lamon Brewster...

    http://www.boxsport-news.de/wp-conte...m-Springer.jpg

    And here at Earnie Shavers...

    http://www.ibhof.com/pages/induction...havers_web.jpg

    Do you see the difference, yes or no?

    Earnie Shavers never stopped a 200+ opponent with a good record except Kenny Norton, a prolific bum beater that makes Wilders resume look stellar. Brewster has a Tyson like KO ratio against 200+ opponents exclusively who were of considerably better quality than Shavers.

    Shavers can barely box, Brewster is a good boxer. Shavers 210lbs, Brewster 230lbs. Brewster only few losses to good opponents, Shavers enormous amount of losses to even bummy and cruiser opponents.

    Lamon Brewster world champ. Earnie Shaver, never a champ!

    Again, do you see the difference, yes or no?

    On the contrary, it's only in the minds of OTNB that a guy like Shavers even competes in a similar league let alone hits harder than a guy like Brewster!

    In direct contradiction to your theory on the intelligence of us young posters there is a more accurate description of reality. For the 150 years of recorded boxing, every generation has been ridiculed by the previous generation as having been worse than the one before it, only for it later to been lauded in fact much better.

    Now, for the first time in history, there is a sizable portion of boxing fans who have become intelligent enough to realise theirs IS the best generation BEFORE the era is in the past! Indeed these are very exciting times
    "Enough with the games mate! Your messing with the Grand Master!"

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    Default Re: Ali/Holmes/Lyle all say Shavers was Hardest Puncher

    Since I started to write on this board again, I have seen many threads about this Shavers. I have watched him sparingly because his fights were all about if he could land a punch or not, which means he took much punishment and could box shit. Now when he is brought up again here I have watched him again on the tube.

    And now I see him as even a worser fighter. All I can ever stand watching is highlights of him knocking or hurting opponents. Watching full fights with him was a pain (except the final round against Ali), seeing this bum just walking around and covering up, almost no punching, gassing out even though he said he chopped wood all that physically tough excersise, weak chin. Jesus Christ, why all this about Shavers?

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    Default Re: Ali/Holmes/Lyle all say Shavers was Hardest Puncher

    Quote Originally Posted by Arvid_85 View Post
    Since I started to write on this board again, I have seen many threads about this Shavers. I have watched him sparingly because his fights were all about if he could land a punch or not, which means he took much punishment and could box shit. Now when he is brought up again here I have watched him again on the tube.

    And now I see him as even a worser fighter. All I can ever stand watching is highlights of him knocking or hurting opponents. Watching full fights with him was a pain (except the final round against Ali), seeing this bum just walking around and covering up, almost no punching, gassing out even though he said he chopped wood all that physically tough excersise, weak chin. Jesus Christ, why all this about Shavers?
    I will tell you why...

    Because Shavers is very special for Nostslgists to promote.

    Because he beat Muhammad Ali, and he beat Ken Norton and Foreman and Frazier didn't fight him. And he had competitive fights with young Holmes.

    If Earnie Shavers is NOT upheld as something special, of Earnie Shavers is properly regarded as the total bum that he is/was... Then this is what happens...

    Muhammad Ali lost to ANOTHER bum.
    Ken Norton lost to a bum.
    Holmes struggled to beat a bum
    Frazier ducked a bum
    Foreman ducked a bum

    And the whole Golden era it is clear is the most unusually weak era in history even given it's relatively late appearance in the history of boxing.

    This is unacceptable for OTNB, so the mythology of Shavers, the religious construction that has become the identity of Earnie Shavers, is put forward as the answer as to the expaination of how such a terrible boxer could pose so much difficulties for the other boxers.

    Although it is clear to any objective reader that Earnie Shavers would never step into a professional boxing ring today either as a Cruiser or as a heavy, some of these guys here in fact DO really believe that Shavers would be a decent opponent today at world ranked level.

    There are the indoctrinators, and the indoctrinated.
    "Enough with the games mate! Your messing with the Grand Master!"

    Lennox Lewis

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