i am a keen boxing fan are you .can you answer this 10 points for first right answer?
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Herbie Hide first won the WBO Heavyweight Title in 1994 when he knocked out Michael Bentt in seven rounds. Bentt was originally from England but grew up in New York.
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GO TO BOB PACE BOXING.  YOU MAY HAVE TO ORDER SOMETHING FIRST AND THEN THEY SEND YOU A LIST OF VIDEOS AND DVD'S FOR DECENT PRICES.  GREAT FIGHT AND CHOICE BY THE WAY.
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Yes, the multiple camera angles are great. The commentary is interesting to listen to even if it's bad. And there's plenty of food available to enjoy during great fights.\n\nWhat makes boxing better than other things to watch is how easy it is to try and predict the outcome, yet how hard it is to predict it correctly. You get to know someone's personality without even knowing anything personal about him. During the fight, you can see the discipline, determination, even a fighter's sense of humor, along with many other things. \n\nOf course, I watch boxing because I've already been doing so a while and I'd just hate not knowing what's going on.
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im a boxer, i had a hard time starting out. when i was 15, i went pro. it really was and still is my dream to make it to the top and shake the heavy weight champion of the world, that is if i dont win. i just havent had my chance yet, but i will.
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Two of the hotest prospects that most people outside of boxing have not heard about is Samuel Peter in the heavy weight division.  He has a great work ethic and has exceptional feet for a big man.  Which means he can give you different looks while still landing some heavy shots.  I think by the end of next year alot of people will know about him.  There is also a real young guy named Raymond Biggs Jr. that is showing a lot of promise and is starting to turn some heads in the boxing world.  I would keep an eye on both of them because they both look like they have the making of future champions.
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I don't think boxing is going away as a sport. Not everyone's into ground and pound, however effective that may appear to be in a medium that encourages such tactics.
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Yup, great fighter. I remember him from the '84 Olympics. I saw him fight (and lose to) Tommy Hearns at Caesars Palace for the WBA Light Heavyweight Title in '91...He should have hung 'em up after losing to Michalczewski and Jones Jr. in succession, cause all he ended up doing was moving up to Cruiserweight and fighting a bunch of stiffs...
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I'm afraid your knowledge of boxing is poor!! Naz was a good world champion making 17 defences of a world title> thats a big ask for any world champion!! unfortunately he underachieved considering the amount of talent he had!! Only a fool would try and compare Ricky to Naz they are like chalk and cheese. Ricky is conquering the world while naz is doing 15 months in jail for dangerous driving!! There styles are totally opposites !! if want more information on Naz ask Kevin Kelly
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It's really hard to say I remember a fighter in the late 70's who was a light puncher yet he had a mishap outside the ring and broke a guys jaw, one of the Viuret brothers.  Then there is a guy who fought Emile Griffith and he said he hit him the hardest.  The same fighter who had a controversial fight with Joey Giardello.  Mike Tyson when he was hot could hit hard.  Roberto Duran in his prime, even years later, flooring Iran Barkley to win the middleweight title.  Thomas Hearns, Joe Louis, and even classy boxer punchers like Sugar Ray Robinson, Sugar Ray Leonard and Mohamed Ali.  I'm sorry i really have no favourites.  The rock doesn't take a backward step and George Foreman is up there.  There are so many great fighters its just very subjective and depends entirely on the individual and their opponents, and a personal preference.
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Rocky Marciano, hands down the best all-time fighter. 49-0 lifetime record and 43 were KO's. If that dosen't rank you as best all-time then what will ??? And don't try to say it was a different era of boxing because getting hit in the head never changes!!! Plus he KO the Bronx Boomer in 1951 another great boxer in my books. Sure Ali was great and Tyson in his prime was great but you wanted all-time great, not 70's or 90's great ...all-time great. His record will NEVER be touched by any fighter ever!!!!
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Lopez was an absolute monster at 105lbs. One of the great fighters in the history of boxing. He was one of my favorite fighters to watch. A master boxer with very good power for the lighter weight divisions. If you can get a hold of his fights on video WATCH them. He was a man who handled himself with class in and out of the ring.
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I have a P4P favorite in each weight class.  But I have to go with my boy; Miguel Cotto!  Winky Wright is also a strong candidate.  And no doubt in my mind that Bernard 'The Executioner' Hopkins is on top of the boxing world right now.  Floyd?  He gotta beat Oscar De La Hoya if he wants to be recognized as one of the top P4P at least in my mind.
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me, i love boxing 2 much.
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a dam good fight,i will look forward to watching it, this should be a fight to remember and best fight to see in the last 5 or possibly 10 years.................+ there's alot more on the line than just the tittle.......pride, legacy ,pound 4 pound who was the best fighter....... \n\nI think both men want to prove who is pound 4 pound the best fighter to ever fight in their era..........who ever wins will have that to brag about,and i know Pretty Boy wants to beat the Golden Boy and he's said to be pound 4 pound the best fighter but he did  say he wanted to retire after the Carlos Manuel Baldomir and now this fight comes a long if i was him i wouldn't take it ur putting ur pride and ur history of being the best pound 4 pound fighter in the world on the line,ON the other hand that's what he does best..........to prove the doubters wrong..................\n\n                      Golden Boy wins split decision
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look at the state of boxing right now. whatever state you think it's in that will give you your answer for your don king question.
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As much as I love boxing, it boils down to politics and agents....
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nobody like watching individual sports except tennis.\nbecause who are you going to root for?\nit's gay if you're gonna pick one guy and be like "yayy go (boxer's name), you're my favorite boxer"