Dear Bernard and Roy....

[Nameless]

54-7. way to squander what was one of the nicest sheet of all time

[El Kabong]

54-7. way to squander what was one of the nicest sheet of all time

Well compared to his peers 54-7 isn't all bad

Ray Robinson 173-19-3
Archie Moore 185-23-11

In fact RJJ's record is damn near identical to Bob Foster's 56-8-1

[JonesJrMayweather]

54-7. way to squander what was one of the nicest sheet of all time

Well compared to his peers 54-7 isn't all bad

Ray Robinson 173-19-3
Archie Moore 185-23-11

In fact RJJ's record is damn near identical to Bob Foster's 56-8-1

yeah so double roys record and you might have a idea of what it'd look like back then..

108-14 with 80 knockouts

[ICB]

54-7. way to squander what was one of the nicest sheet of all time

Well compared to his peers 54-7 isn't all bad

Ray Robinson 173-19-3
Archie Moore 185-23-11

In fact RJJ's record is damn near identical to Bob Foster's 56-8-1

True but when you think about it, RJJ in his prime would of beaten all the fighters he's lost to, quite comfortably IMO. So thats what makes it frustrating to me being a RJJ fan and all.

Where as Bob Foster's losses were at Heavyweight, when he was too small to compete against fighters like Frazier, Ali.

[El Kabong]

True but when you think about it, RJJ in his prime would of beaten all the fighters he's lost to, quite comfortably IMO. So thats what makes it frustrating to me being a RJJ fan and all.

Where as Bob Foster's losses were at Heavyweight, when he was too small to compete against fighters like Frazier, Ali.

You can say that about Ray Robinson and Archie Moore (bar the Ali and Marciano fights) as well.

Ezzard Charles a GREAT fighter had a kind of poor record 93-25-1