Great fighters are scarce when they are still in a perfect career. Four great fighters met in two matches. The only thing was that they were both masters, not in the best shape.

Future World Heavyweight Champion Rocky “The Brockton Blockbuster” Marciano had 37-0 when he met Joe “Brown Bomber” Louis, 66-2 with 52 downtime in October 1951 at Madison Square Garden. Louis lost the title with the former master Ezzzard “The Cincinnati Cobra” Charles, 66-5-1, at the Yankee stadium in Up-to-date York, in September 1950 his record was still good, but not quite a warrior he was once. He won eight fights since losing for the second time in his career. There was no title at the stake.

After seven rounds, Marciano overtook cards 4-2, 5-2 and 4-3. In the eighth round he dropped Louis with his left hook on the 8th Hold from Judge Rudy Goldstein. Then Marciano sent Louis through the ropes to the knockout. There was no number; The fight is over.

Marciano adored Louis, and in the cloakroom he dropped tears. Louis never fights again.

Five fights later Marciano won the title of world champion, rejecting “Jersey” Joe Walcott, 49-18-1, in the thirteenth round. Walcott was overtaken after twelve rounds 7-4, 4-8 and 7-5.

One of the stabils of Marciano, Hank Cisco went to the Walcott wardrobe and heard the ring doctor said: “This man should never fight again. He has a broken bone under the eye and he would be knocked out the first solid blow. Tob had a walcott and put it in a rematch eight months later, probably with money on Marciano. In 2:25 Marciano he married a walcott. in the first round.

Marciano ended his career from the canvas in the second round with the lightweight heavyweight champion of Archie “Aged Mongoose” Moore, 149-19-8, who was a knockout king. Marciano fired four knocking down, stopping Moore in the ninth round, ending his career 49-0 with 43 stops. The record reached sixty -two years before Floyd Mayweather, Jr. He detained Conor McGregor, who made his debut professionally without amateur experience and was a former MMA master.

The next match was probably the two biggest pound fighters for pounds of all time. Former world champion with three divisions Henry “Hank Hank” Armstrong, 132-17-8, lost to the future champion of “Sugar” by Ray Robinson, 44-1, in Madison Square Garden according to a decade. He was a former champion for ten years.

Armstrong would fight for the next six years, passing 17-2-1, then lost his last duel in February 1945, ending the record of 149-21-10 with 99 stop.

Three years later, Robinson won the global welterweight and then the title of medium weight. Before points, he could not continue due to heat outside 104 degrees at the Yankee stadium in Up-to-date York in June 1952 against heavyweight master Joey Maxim, 78-18-4. Robinson was on the cards at 10-8, 9-8-1 and 7-3-3 at that time. Judge Rudy Goldstein was replaced in the tenth round due to heat.

Robinson will lose its medium weight title in 1957 to Gene Fullmer, 37-3, in Madison Square Garden. He will end his career in 1965, losing to Joey Archer, 44-1, ending with the record 174-19-1.

Shane Mosley says that Canelo Alvarez is “too substantial” for Terenka Crawford and will not be good at this fight because he is not the applicant. If he could move, he would have a better chance of winning. The legs disappeared for 37-year-old Crawford (41-0, 31 KO). September 13 will be a bad day for Crawford.

Mosley: Canelo size advantage

“I think Canelo is too substantial for Crawford. If Crawford was the applicant like the rest, maybe he could have a good chance with Canelo, “said Shane Mosley Warrior When asked about the chances of Teupers Crawford against Canelo Alvarez.

Crawford will surprise when he enters the ring from Canelo and begins to get him. He is bigger and stronger than Crawford’s last opponent, Israil Madrimov. When Crawford begins to be hit by Canelo, he will understand that this is a completely different type of warrior than his last fight against Madrimov. It will be more challenging for him due to the lack of size and advanced age.

“I think that being Crawford is a warrior, it will be a problem. He is a warrior. He wants to fight. He may move a bit, but his heart does not move. So he will have to sit there and fight Canelo,” said Mosley.

Crawford’s aging legs, mobility

Crawford is so vintage and his inactivity hurt his mobility. He fought only one year from 2020. It helped receive his mobility. He felt comfortable when he began to earn millions and made an absolute minimum to remain busy. When the warrior becomes indolent after becoming a millionaire, you get it. Crawford lives like a king, affluent and rarely fights. Now he will catch up against him against the “box of boxing” on September 13.

“If you sit there and fight Canelo, he is much bigger than you. I don’t know. But everyone thinks Crawford is a great boxer,” Mosley said. “He is one, he is the one who is. He is a great warrior. I think he was a great warrior at the age of 140 and 147 and seems to be good at the age of 154. Now we’re going to 168.”

They affect the rules of the Turk’s fight

Even if Crawford is initially planned to move to defeat Canelo, he probably changed his mind after hearing the Turk’s directive Alalshikha about the lack of the fight of Tom and Jerry, including running. Crawford will not want the dissatisfied Turki. So he will fight more aggressively than differently, which could work badly for him.

“He is a champion now. He was in the ring with everyone,” said Mosley, asked how much better Canelo won since he fought him in 2012. From a delicate weighty weight to up to 154, “said Mosley.

Canelo has all kinds of experience during her 19-year career and met with much better opposition than Crawford. There is no comparison. The only two good opponents of Crawford fought during his 17-year career are Errol Spence Jr. and Israil Madrimov. Spence was not the same warrior in which he was a disaster in front of the car, and Crawford used it.

Huge experience of Canelo’s Canelo

– Gennadiy Golovkin X 3
– Shane Mosley
– Dmitryry Bivol
– Floyd Mayweather Jr.
– Sergey Kovalev
– trout Austin
– Jaime Mungia
– Edgar Berlanga
– Callum Smith
– Billy Joe Saunders

By: Sean Crose

This is something that fans have seen countless times – the legendary manna Pacquiao performing road works in California Hills. As usual, he is with a crowd of similarly thinking runners when he goes to the top of the eminent Griffith Park. However, on Monday a fresh addition was found among Pacquiao and his crew – the only Shane Mosley. There is something iconic in two former united enemies and amiable conditions. While Pacquiao defeated the 39 -year -old Mosely in 2011, there is no doubt that the abused saying is true – real respect is true.

Speaking with Fight Hype, Mosley was clear about the current crops of fighters. “I think they probably get too much money,” he admitted the first time. “They don’t fight for fans.” Many, if not the majority, fight fans probably agree with the man. “Some of them are trying to fight,” he admitted, but added that “people are afraid to lose.” Then he considered the latest boxing honor, Turks Alalshikh. “I think that now he is starting to understand this sport,” said Porter. This is of course a good thing. “Boxing was so great,” Mosley said, referring to his splendor, “because we left and fought in our era.”

His aged enemy changed his colleague over the run, Pacquiao, he perceived as an explosion from the past, because the Filipino icon is preparing to face this summer to face the average mercy of Mario Barrios. This is a high order. While Pacquiao was nothing but the strength of nature in his time, it is challenging to imagine that he is his former self when he accepts Barrios in July. A few years ago he lost his last duel when he abandoned his decision to Yordenis Ugas. It would be quite strange to think that he will now be the same man who went through the Oscar de la Hoya a year and a half ago.

Still, people live for memories. And don’t make a mistake, Pacquiao gave fans many of them. Like Mosley, he also showed that he was not afraid to receive regularly in the best. Perhaps this is the source of his appeal, even when he is in the face of an uncertain future. He may not be a warrior he once was, but Pacquiao is still a warrior in the heart – and it is tough to stop being a person you have been since investigating.