RJJ vs Ezzard Charles LHW Title who wins?

[res]

Foreman was stronger than Ali. He wins a decision.

Hahaha.


Yeah, that was a pretty strange assesment. If Charles wins this it is going to be by knckout, period.

[robjr]

[Mike Tyson77]

Very few fighters could **** with Roy. He's a freak of nature, he's too good.

[res]

Very few fighters could **** with Roy. He's a freak of nature, he's too good.

I have always thought that the fall of Roy was sad for boxing because in one specific area he had alot to teach it. People think that what made Roy what he was was all speed but in reality what he was was a revolutionary in the area of Timing. If he had retired while he was on top of the world people would have continued to study his style more as an unbeatable pound for pound legend and perhaps realized that this is what set him apart and begin to examine it more in boxing. Roy did not use human timing, he had animal timing, which means it didn't conform to any rhythm whatsoever. Well sort of makes sense, he says he used to get ready for fights training with chickens.

[oldgringo]

Charles knocks Roys head smooth off...

[res]

Charles knocks Roys head smooth off...

lol if he can catch it.

[robjr]

prime roy no one could *** wit... no one

[Brunswick Assassin]

Both these guys facing eachother at their peak would be absolutely 'Awesome' to watch! RJJ mastery is phenomenal. Whether fighting from a distance, mid-range or throwing 'Explosive' combinations on inside i.e. taking Woods to school with amazing combos. You want to learn to fight the right way then watch Ezzard Charles, the guy was technically brilliant, text book. Charles fleet of foot, reflexes and 'Vicious' killer instinct which he subsequently later lost after killing opponent in ring. Few could mess with Mr Charles at his peak. I'd have to pick Charles by UD in a very, very close fight.

[crold1]

All I've seen of light heavy charles is the second Marshall fight but if one couples that with what we saw left of him at heavy...good God. I favor Charles here but it's an intriguing fight and likely one where each tocuhes the deck.

[Mr. Ryan]

Ezzard Charles all the way. He was just an old school cagey fighter who could solve any style. He could punch and he could take a punch. He would be able to pick apart Jones' holes.