Sam Langford

[LondonRingRules]

Keep talkin Maricon,.

** Hey, I apologize for any mistakes made of your identity. I thought you were Oz Jr, but could be you're Mayorga Jr. Senior is tragically stuck on rearending transvestite **********s, then beating them up, getting jailed, and then being bailed out by Big Daddy King so he can be knocked out after spewing maricon insults in the prefight.

Of course Papa Mayorga would probably still hire minders to do that for you.

Well, anyway, your turd in the punchbowl routine was well timed to disrupt the good respect and analysis on this board. Maybe Oz or Mayorga Srs can hire you an IBRO historian to ghost diaper your loose discharges since you're a little feeble in the original thought department, or at least direct it over to the nonstop boxing board where all the kiddies hang. It would certainly clean up your mess and your rep here.

Now, run along, Mummy beckons as it's bed time for Junior...

[SABBATH]

** Hey, I apologize for any mistakes made of your identity.

Yo creo que Roberta juega a los dos bandos.

A Roberta le gusta que le dan candela por el culo.

Jodete y aprieta el culo!

[Hawkins]

What is absolutely amazing about Langford is that it could be argued he could be placed in the top 3 of three weight classes. Heavyweight, Light heavyweight and middleweight. I don't know about anyone else, but to me that says alot in terms of the type of fearless fighter he was.

I mean think about it, he was often the smaller man in a fight and almost always (until he was old and 3/4 blind) came out the victor. I mean when you're a middleweight and heavyweights are refusing to fight you because you're a huge threat?? Wow.

[QueensburyRules]

This is particularly directed to LondonRingRules.

Are there any books that you would recommend on Sam Langford? The only one I know about that includes him is the Black Dynamite book written by Nat Flesicher in the 20's.

From reading your posts I am supremely interested in learning more.

- -Indeed, since then at least two Sam bios published, but I can only bring up the Clay Moyle one on my bookseller.

Nat did one in 1939, Fighting Furies about the collective of Jeannette, McVey, and Sam with JJOHNSON.

Also Steven Laffoley has an older one. Sam has maintained his multi IBRO rankings with the 2020 updates and looks to be settled history for the foreseeable future.