the top 10 is pretty durable.
the top 10 is pretty durable.
Last edited by Bill Paxtom; 01-02-2015 at 09:27 PM.
May 1973
Nice to see 'good guy' Ernie Terrell back in the picture.
There was 'chatter' that Ernie would get a Title opportunity at
new Champion - George Foreman.
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Last edited by Bill Paxtom; 01-03-2015 at 05:59 AM.
May 1973
WBA......................................... Ring Magazine
*** George Foreman .................. George Foreman
#1 - Ken Norton ......................... Joe Frazier
#2 - Muhammad Ali .................... Ken Norton
#3 - Joe Frazier .......................... Muhammad Ali
#4 - Jimmy Ellis .......................... Ernie Terrell
#5 - Jerry Quarry ........................ Jimmy Ellis
#6 - Ron Lyle ............................. Jerry Quarry
#7 - Larry Middleton ................... Ron Lyle
#8 - Jose Luis Garcia .................. Oscar Bonavena
#9 - Joe Bugner ......................... Jose 'King' Roman
#10 Oscar Bonavena .................. Joe Bugner
Last edited by Bill Paxtom; 01-03-2015 at 04:42 PM.
Dunn was not good at all at the world level.
Do not let success go to your head and do not let failure get to your heart.
Richard Dunn
A 'scrappy' southpaw.
'King Richard' had pretty decent hand-speed and was always in shape.
His awkwardness was a benefit, as he threw punches from every angle.
Far from a good puncher, but he could get your attention at times.
Weakness, was obvious the lack-of-a-chin, and his defense was porous
at times.
He did have about '10' quality wins during his career.
Last edited by Bill Paxtom; 01-04-2015 at 04:56 PM.
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