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    Default Re: Fighters who retired at the right time.

    Quote Originally Posted by THE Bigragu
    Quote Originally Posted by the wiz
    Besides Marciano and Lennox I would say Marvin Hagler.
    maybe...still wish he would have gotten a rematch with leonard.....
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    Default Re: Fighters who retired at the right time.

    anyone who retires before they take a beating which is tied to getting older retired at the right time. Hagler, Lennox,McGuigan,Tito, Hopkins would have retired at a great time after Tarver.. But he had to comeback, and that is why the Wright fight is really the Wrong fight. Do not mean to be Larry Merchant there.

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    Quote Originally Posted by LegendBoxing65
    anyone who retires before they take a beating which is tied to getting older retired at the right time. Hagler, Lennox,McGuigan,Tito, Hopkins would have retired at a great time after Tarver.. But he had to comeback, and that is why the Wright fight is really the Wrong fight. Do not mean to be Larry Merchant there.
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    Quote Originally Posted by THE THIRD MAN
    Lennox before those big Russians knocked his block right off!
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    Default Re: Fighters who retired at the right time.

    Marvin Hagler. Even though he did go out on a sour note, he still went out with that aura of invincibility that he had. Never stopped, never knocked down, with his last fight being very controversial. I'm glad he went out that way, rather than him getting old and getting stopped by subpar opposition, and going out that way.
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    Default Re: Fighters who retired at the right time.

    Yep Lennox, Hagler and Marciano

    Wouldn't say Hamed went at right time - I think his career short changed us boxing fans
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    Default Re: Fighters who retired at the right time.

    Hagler, Lewis, Rosenblat, Van Horn and Quiroga

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    Default Re: Fighters who retired at the right time.

    Quote Originally Posted by Mark TKO
    Yep Lennox, Hagler and Marciano

    Wouldn't say Hamed went at right time - I think his career short changed us boxing fans
    True... If anything I'd say Naz retired too early.

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    Default Re: Fighters who retired at the right time.

    Quote Originally Posted by Jimboogie
    Quote Originally Posted by THE Bigragu
    Quote Originally Posted by the wiz
    Besides Marciano and Lennox I would say Marvin Hagler.
    maybe...still wish he would have gotten a rematch with leonard.....
    He tried for a year.
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    Quote Originally Posted by THE THIRD MAN
    Lennox before those big Russians knocked his block right off!
    bravo

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    Quote Originally Posted by THE THIRD MAN
    Lennox before those big Russians knocked his block right off!
    Maybe - but Lennox still has a TKO victory over one of them - better fighter of the two- on his record
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    Default Re: Fighters who retired at the right time.

    Dariusz Michalczewski...lost his first fight after 48 wins against Julio Cesar Gonzalez...
    then after 16 month gives it another try against Fabrice Tiozzo, gets knocked out and
    says "Thats it..." ...
    Still great career...nearly ten years champion 50 fights 48 wins...
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    Default Re: Fighters who retired at the right time.

    Tito. I would like to think you are right. But Hopkins is 42 years old and for a guy below heavyweight that is very old. The thing which is in his favor is that Wright has been fighting for years and he might be a little diminished.

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    Quote Originally Posted by LegendBoxing65
    Tito. I would like to think you are right. But Hopkins is 42 years old and for a guy below heavyweight that is very old. The thing which is in his favor is that Wright has been fighting for years and he might be a little diminished.
    I think we're up for seeing a great fight in hopkins - winky
    Bieng 42 and bieng bernard hopkins isnt the same as bieng 34 and bieng someone like arturo gatti..

    I cant think of an occasion in which bernard has truely got hit hard..
    He's a defensive great..Even james toney who is or at least was a defensive god has been hit flush with giant heavyweight shots..(Lucky for him toney has a chin of steel)
    But i really cannot think of a time when hopkins has taken a beating..
    He has trained like its religion for what seems like forever.. His work ethic is only matched by few people Pbf for one..
    If you catch my drift he's a young 42..The way in which he boxed and took apart his opponents in his biggest fights is the thing thats saved his youth..
    Come fight night there will be no excuses for either fighter..I truely beleieve this..
    Whether winky win or Bhop win..You couldnt take a thing away from either guy
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    Default Re: Fighters who retired at the right time.

    The thing about Hopkins is that he said before his mother died, he swore to her that he would not box past the age of 40. He made it very clear that his word meant everything (expecially to his mother), and if he started going back on his word he wouldn't be a real man.

    As a boxing fan and as a fan of Hopkin's, it is cool to still see him around because obviously he is not the average 42 year old, he has aged incredibly well, but for him to break his promise to his mother even though he swore he wouldn't... that's pretty bad imo.
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