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    Default The Sweet Science at it's finest

    When you talk about the sweet science at it's finest, people bring up fights like Gatti/Ward and Hagler/Hearns.

    No, stupid.

    Boxing is about hitting and not getting hit. I think this (along with Floyd vs Corrales) is one of the best examples of the sweet science. Pernell giving JCC a boxing lesson and getting robbed of a victory.

    It's easy to be slick against inferior opposition, but at 87-0 at the time JCC was one of the greatest pressure fighters we've ever seen. He was also one of the best finishers with 74 KO's in those 87 wins.

    https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=lzTFd1dAK_w

    Brilliant performance.

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    Default Re: The Sweet Science at it's finest

    Chavez is the greatest.
    Do not let success go to your head and do not let failure get to your heart.

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    Default Re: The Sweet Science at it's finest

    Quote Originally Posted by Master View Post
    Chavez is the greatest.
    not on this side of the border

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    Default Re: The Sweet Science at it's finest

    Pernell took him to school

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    Default Re: The Sweet Science at it's finest

    Quote Originally Posted by Beanflicker View Post
    Pernell took him to school
    So he should it was at welterweight not JC superstars best weight.
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    Default Re: The Sweet Science at it's finest

    Trinidad was so 1-dimensional, yet he still kicked the living $#!t out of Whitaker's lil @$$ every round, Whitaker's sweet science be damned...

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    Default Re: The Sweet Science at it's finest

    Quote Originally Posted by Master View Post
    Quote Originally Posted by Beanflicker View Post
    Pernell took him to school
    So he should it was at welterweight not JC superstars best weight.
    That's true

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    Default Re: The Sweet Science at it's finest

    Quote Originally Posted by Beanflicker View Post
    Quote Originally Posted by Master View Post
    Quote Originally Posted by Beanflicker View Post
    Pernell took him to school
    So he should it was at welterweight not JC superstars best weight.
    That's true
    You should be arguing with me and saying Pernell agreed to fight at 145lb and that drained and disadvantaged sweet pea.
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    Default Re: The Sweet Science at it's finest

    That would be disingenuous because Sweet Pea is fabulous at any weight.

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    Default Re: The Sweet Science at it's finest

    You would also need to put Rigo on that list. He has the sweet science down to a science. I guess there has to be some kind of mix. I appreciated what Rigo did in the ring and made a point to watch his fights but for your ordinary fan he can be boring as he'll. Sometimes what Rigo could do was akin to a picture throwing a no hitter.

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    Default Re: The Sweet Science at it's finest

    Quote Originally Posted by Master View Post
    Quote Originally Posted by Beanflicker View Post
    Pernell took him to school
    So he should it was at welterweight not JC superstars best weight.
    Stop with the excuses.

    WW wasn't Wittaker's best weight either.

    He could have fought Pernell much earlier but he was too busy trolling cab-stands for opponents.

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    Default Re: The Sweet Science at it's finest

    Quote Originally Posted by bradlee180 View Post
    Trinidad was so 1-dimensional, yet he still kicked the living $#!t out of Whitaker's lil @$$ every round, Whitaker's sweet science be damned...
    After Pernell was coming off a year long layoff.

    At least he didn't get planted on his face like that dumb dog-eater you worship

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    Default Re: The Sweet Science at it's finest

    De La Hoya deserved the decision over Whitaker too.
    Whitaker did jack-$#!t in that fight.
    He made De La Hoya miss, but he didn't counter after the slips; he just walked away instead. Crap-fight, but you have to give the decision to the guy who was at least throwing some punches.

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    Default Re: The Sweet Science at it's finest

    there are two sides:

    do not get hit and be fun to watch. No one can beat prime Tyson from these perspectives.
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    Default Re: The Sweet Science at it's finest

    Whitaker was a ring general in the truest form that night. Hit and not be hit, other than Chavez occasional right he peppered Julio with the frequency of a grilled t bone. Texas, King and Sullied'man...the deck was stacked going in. King was already negotiating deals with the MGM but only if Chavez didn't lose...the whole scenario kicked boxing and the fans right in the balls.

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