Unfortunately, in today's boxing, all the big names are gonna avoid Murtazaliev like the plague! Like Boots, he's too good and too dangerous, but brings no money.
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Originally posted by Mr. David View Post
I appreciate the agreement to disagree, even though we otherwise seemed mostly in agreement. =)
And while Nasukawa is early in his boxing career, he's likely the best kickboxer in Japanese history, with wins over the likes of Takeru, Rodtang, Wanchalong PK Saenchaigym, and IBF champ Amnat Ruenrong, Taiki Naito, and more. He's not exactly inexperienced (44-0 kickboxing, 4-0 MMA, 5-0 boxing), and he's probably a bigger star in Japan than Takuma, and maybe even Nakatani. I don't know that he's ready for Nakatani, but it's not like he's not a credible opponent, especially for those of us who followed his kickboxing career.
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Originally posted by Elheath View PostI personaly never heard of him but I assumed he was some famous singer in the US or something like that, he's not?
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Originally posted by Left Hook Louie View Post
Sun Ra was a jazz pianist and avante garde 'afrofuturist' composer and band leader from the the 1950's. The Sun Ra Arkestra is still touring but Sun Ra died in the early 90s or thereabouts. It's an esoteric and experimental genre and sound. You can find YouTube clips.
Also the brother of Moon Ra , jazz drummer famous for playing with no pants on , and father of Ra Ra , a singer and composer of cheers used in sporting events.Left Hook Louie likes this.
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Originally posted by Elheath View PostI personaly never heard of him but I assumed he was some famous singer in the US or something like that, he's not?
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Bernard Hopkins is an indisputable all time great but James Toney isn’t!?
Erik Raskin, you’ve been gaslit.
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