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    Originally posted by moneytheman View Post

    it doesnt make me happy saying those phrases i dont want you messed up in the head and vision people to be that way
    Thanks for your concern ,I think I'll manage.

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      Originally posted by Ivich View Post
      Thanks for your concern ,I think I'll manage.
      You been managing to long its time for mental help and better glasses

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        I don't recall whether or not there had been mention of a preexisting shoulder injury by Vitali prior to the Byrd fight, but full preparedness for battle should be expected and assumed in a sport where people can die. Following the fight he did have invasive surgery for a torn rotator cuff at Hamburg's Fleetklinik.
        We will recall that younger brother Wladamir injured his left shoulder during his stoppage win over Ruslan Chagaev in June of 2009. Could anyone be mixed up? I do recall clearly that Vitali did have surgery on that shoulder after the Byrd fight. In the 3rd defense of the WBO title, he refused to answer the bell for the 10th round of the scheduled 12-rounder against Byrd, saying later he began to feel "fierce pain" in the third round.
        This is, we might consider; a guy who has been front and center fighting the 2nd or 3rd strongest army in the world of late, and doing so while a personally identified assassination target of Vladimir *****.
        He also underwent arthroscopic surgery in 2005 to repair a torn meniscus in his right knee. In 2012 he was diagnosed with a ligament tear in the left shoulder suffered during a 12 round decision win over Dereck Chisora. Manager Fritz Zdunek had stated then that the shoulder damage was a recurrence of the same injury Vitali suffered in the fight with Byrd in 2000.
        some of my fellow members here.....I just don't know.

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          I know Cunningham isn't Marciano, He weighed 210 against Fury's 254. This fight is to be seen as an example of how a bigger HW can wear down a smaller man.

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            Originally posted by moneytheman View Post

            You been managing to long its time for mental help and better glasses
            Perhaps you could inquire if there is room in your facility?

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              Originally posted by BattlingNelson View Post


              I know Cunningham isn't Marciano, He weighed 210 against Fury's 254. This fight is to be seen as an example of how a bigger HW can wear down a smaller man.
              Cunningham is as big as Max Baer and a bit taller ,as heavy as Ali and Liston, and slightly bigger than Louis in his prime.

              At that size, if a man has the requisite talent and durability he is capable of beating anyone,imo. .
              As you observed Cunningham isn't Marciano.

              However,six feet three inches and two hundred and ten pounds, with an eighty three inch reach is rather different to five feet ten and a half and one eighty five/eight pounds,and a sixty eight inch reach.

              There is a point at which size becomes a major factor

              Cunningham was a good but not great fighter.

              Probably good enough to beat most of Marciano's opponents,guys like ;
              Mathews
              Lastarza
              ****ell
              Layne
              imo.

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                Originally posted by Ivich View Post

                Cunningham is as big as Max Baer and a bit taller ,as heavy as Ali and Liston, and slightly bigger than Louis in his prime.

                At that size, if a man has the requisite talent and durability he is capable of beating anyone,imo. .
                As you observed Cunningham isn't Marciano.

                However,six feet three inches and two hundred and ten pounds, with an eighty three inch reach is rather different to five feet ten and a half and one eighty five/eight pounds,and a sixty eight inch reach.

                There is a point at which size becomes a major factor

                Cunningham was a good but not great fighter.

                Probably good enough to beat most of Marciano's opponents,guys like ;
                Mathews
                Lastarza
                ****ell
                Layne
                imo.
                Yes and Fury is bigger than most other of todays heavies. The point was to show how a size difference of some 40+ lbs is an advantage to be reckoned with. It just cannot be dismissed.
                Ivich Ivich likes this.

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                  Originally posted by BattlingNelson View Post


                  I know Cunningham isn't Marciano, He weighed 210 against Fury's 254. This fight is to be seen as an example of how a bigger HW can wear down a smaller man.
                  Deleted because of foul language.
                  Last edited by BattlingNelson; 10-20-2022, 05:55 AM.

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                    Now we have Nelson another crazy follower repeating that ****** comparison of Steve well he was way more advanced then rock anybody can see that if they watched the matches

                    So why did he compare rock he never would last vs Steve you idiots don't even watch matches

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                      Originally posted by Ivich View Post

                      Perhaps you could inquire if there is room in your facility?
                      Cant ask anything when im not there crazy person maybe you can get glasses soon idiot

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