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    Quote Originally Posted by killersheep View Post
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    Damn! that's gonna take a while...


    I just remembered something anyone remember which fighters (I think it was 3) who all grew up on the same block or something like that. I remember reading that somewhere but can't remember the exact details.

    Alaskas gonna be blank.
    Rhode Island - Manfredo

    I think Paz was better than Manfredo.
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    New York - Zab Judah
    Nevada - Floyd Mayweather Jr. (Yes, I consider him from Las Vegas)
    Judah better than Tyson?




    Is Judah better than the "before prison," Tyson? Not yet, but will be soon.

    Is Judah better than the "after prison," Tyson? By a landslide.
    Judah "after Tszyu" is about as good as Tyson "after prison".

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    Updating my list.


    Alabama- Joe Louis
    Alaska
    Arizona- Michael Carbajal
    Arkansas
    California
    Colorado- Jack Dempsey
    Connecticut- Willie Pep
    Delaware-
    Florida- Roy Jones
    Georgia- Sugar Ray Robinson
    Hawaii
    Idaho-
    Illinois
    Indiana-
    Iowa-
    Kansas-
    Kentucky- Muhammad Ali
    Louisiana- Tony Canzoneri
    Maine-
    Maryland- Joe Gans
    Massachusetts- Rocky Marciano
    Michigan- Stanely Ketchel
    Minnesota-
    Mississippi- Henry Armstrong
    Missouri-
    Montana-
    Nebraska-
    Nevada-
    New Hampshire-
    New Jersey- Micky Walker
    New Mexico- Bob Foster
    New York- Benny Leonard
    North Carolina-
    North Dakota- Virgil Hill
    Ohio- Ezzard Charles
    Oklahoma-
    Oregon-
    Pennsylvania- Harry Greb
    Rhode Island- Vinny Pazienza
    South Carolina- Joe Frazier
    South Dakota-
    Tennessee-
    Texas- Jack Johnson
    Utah-
    Vermont-
    Virginia- Pernell Whitaker
    Washington-
    West Virginia-
    Wisconsin-
    Wyoming-

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    Louisiana has to be John Dulpessis...............Umm no

    Old Bones Joe Brown or Canzoneri.Trying hard to think of ANY other fighter from North Dakota Lol....

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    How about Michael Spinks for Missouri?

    And can anyone think of a notable fighter from Washington besides Greg Haugen? He's the only guy I can think of.

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    Judah better than Tyson?




    Is Judah better than the "before prison," Tyson? Not yet, but will be soon.

    Is Judah better than the "after prison," Tyson? By a landslide.
    Judah "after Tszyu" is about as good as Tyson "after prison".





    Not so sure about that when you consider that Judah was the last welterweight champion to hold all major world championship belts. He achieved this greatness after the Tszyu fight.

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    Quote Originally Posted by frozensolid_702 View Post
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    Is Judah better than the "before prison," Tyson? Not yet, but will be soon.

    Is Judah better than the "after prison," Tyson? By a landslide.
    Judah "after Tszyu" is about as good as Tyson "after prison".





    Not so sure about that when you consider that Judah was the last welterweight champion to hold all major world championship belts. He achieved this greatness after the Tszyu fight.
    Well after prison Tyson won a WBC title. He lost to every top quality fighter he faced after prison, (Tyson, Lewis) and a couple of journeymen(Williams, Mcbride).

    After Tszyu, Judah lost to all top quality fighters he faced(Mayweather, Cotto) and a couple of journeymen(Baldomir, Spinks). There are similiarities there.

    Difference is before prison Tyson achieved a lot more then Judah did before Tszyu.

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    Judah "after Tszyu" is about as good as Tyson "after prison".





    Not so sure about that when you consider that Judah was the last welterweight champion to hold all major world championship belts. He achieved this greatness after the Tszyu fight.
    Well after prison Tyson won a WBC title. He lost to every top quality fighter he faced after prison, (Tyson, Lewis) and a couple of journeymen(Williams, Mcbride).

    After Tszyu, Judah lost to all top quality fighters he faced(Mayweather, Cotto) and a couple of journeymen(Baldomir, Spinks). There are similiarities there.

    Difference is before prison Tyson achieved a lot more then Judah did before Tszyu.


    "Pre prison," Tyson was an all time great. I'll never argue that. But Judah's career isn't over yet which is why I said that Judah is not as good as "Before prison," YET.



    He'll beat Clottey and likely fight the loser of the Margarito vs. Cotto fight. After he wins that fight (it will be against Margarito) he will rematch Cotto. Zab can beat Cotto as long as he doesn't get all stupid again and try to stand there and trade shots with him.

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    Not so sure about that when you consider that Judah was the last welterweight champion to hold all major world championship belts. He achieved this greatness after the Tszyu fight.
    Well after prison Tyson won a WBC title. He lost to every top quality fighter he faced after prison, (Tyson, Lewis) and a couple of journeymen(Williams, Mcbride).

    After Tszyu, Judah lost to all top quality fighters he faced(Mayweather, Cotto) and a couple of journeymen(Baldomir, Spinks). There are similiarities there.

    Difference is before prison Tyson achieved a lot more then Judah did before Tszyu.


    "Pre prison," Tyson was an all time great. I'll never argue that. But Judah's career isn't over yet which is why I said that Judah is not as good as "Before prison," YET.



    He'll beat Clottey and likely fight the loser of the Margarito vs. Cotto fight. After he wins that fight (it will be against Margarito) he will rematch Cotto. Zab can beat Cotto as long as he doesn't get all stupid again and try to stand there and trade shots with him.
    I like your positive thinking. Have some rep.

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    Was Sonny Liston form Missouri?
    Michael Nunn- Iowa

    And Pennsylvania?
    Hopkins
    Greb
    Holmes
    Frazier

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    Was Sonny Liston form Missouri?
    Sonny Liston was born in Arkansas
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