Not being a defensive genius does not make a man easy to hit, Who-d-knee. Rock was not a defensive genius and was not easy to hit either. You'll turn him into Roy Jones. given half a chance. I have seen you operate.
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Rocky Marciano vs George Chuvalo and Ron Lyle
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Originally posted by The Old LefHook View PostChuvalo punches harder than Charles. Of course he does not punch nearly as well, but for pure force I believe it would be harder. Chuvalo will be able to tee off on Rocky too. Neither one is exactly a genius at evasiveness. It is a fight both men would probably love, as really they are cut from the same mold of brawler.Originally posted by HOUDINI563 View PostMarciano defense is being underrated here. His low crouch, weave and follow through would make it tough for either fighter to land consistently. Once Rocky gets close it's his fight.
if lyle comes in his best condition and boxes, he has a chance to drop rocky early but i agree with the other guy who said rocky gets up and stops him late.
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No one is indicating that Marciano was a “boxer”. He was a slugger with excellent ability to ward off counter punches due to his weave, low crouch and tendency to follow through with his shots taking him out of punching range.
Walcott and Charles were sharpshooters but they looked to hit Rocky much more than actually hit him.
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Of course Rocky is better defensively than George. Maybe because Chuvalo does not seem to even bother with defense.
I knew a street fighter who like George was nearly impossible to hurt. He always let his opponents hit him first. He said he would feel awful bad if he hit them first and still lost, so he let them strike first, and never lost anyway that I know of.
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Originally posted by The Old LefHook View PostOf course Rocky is better defensively than George. Maybe because Chuvalo does not seem to even bother with defense.
I knew a street fighter who like George was nearly impossible to hurt. He always let his opponents hit him first. He said he would feel awful bad if he hit them first and still lost, so he let them strike first, and never lost anyway that I know of.
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Originally posted by Anthony342 View PostAlmost sounds like some of Kimbo Slice's street fights.
This guy was probably as naturally strong as a man can get for his size, which was about 5' 10" and 200 lbs. He never worked out a day in his life and absolutely had more muscle definition than either Charles Atlas or Joe Weider, the two famous musclemen of the day. When this guy doubled up his wrist a muscle the full size of a marble popped up under the skin. I have been looking for that muscle on someone else for a long time, but have never found another instance. He said he got it from milking cows by hand for about a year as a young teenager when he worked on a dairy.
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Originally posted by The Old LefHook View PostThis guy was probably as naturally strong as a man can get for his size, which was about 5' 10" and 200 lbs. He never worked out a day in his life and absolutely had more muscle definition than either Charles Atlas or Joe Weider, the two famous musclemen of the day. When this guy doubled up his wrist a muscle the full size of a marble popped up under the skin. I have been looking for that muscle on someone else for a long time, but have never found another instance. He said he got it from milking cows by hand for about a year as a young teenager when he worked on a dairy.
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