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and lost to Clay. Fraziers' opposition was from 1968 on tougher, and at least<br />

more frequent than Foreman and Liston.|<br />

|7/9/05 12:17:12 AM|KENT?|WHO KNOWS?||WHO KNOWS?||||10|HEY, WOULDN'T IT BE FUNNY<br />

IF I WAS HOWARD C, NOAM, FORREST, AND KENT OR FOR THAT MATTER, THE KOO KOO KLOCK<br />

AND I HAVE BEEN ARGUING WITH MYSELF THE WHOLE TIME?AFTER ALL I HAVE BEEN<br />

ACCUSED OF BEING THE MUFFINMAN.HOW COME I HAVE NEVER BEEN ACCUSED OF<br />

BEING JUMPITY BRUCE? BUT AS MASSIMO SAYS, THERE IS ONLY ONE JUMPITY BRUCE.|<br />

|7/9/05 04:09:54 AM|Massimo (you can bet!)|Roma, (you can bet !)||Shaq Fu.com<br />

(you can't bet)||||10|Kent-You told us you are from California and your<br />

name is Kent...Maybe that's just not true! Maybe you are actually from Napoli<br />

and your name is, who knows, Ciro, Gennaro or Pasquale! Maybe you never met Mel<br />

Counts, Giacomo Toney and Wilt Chamberlain! On the other hand maybe you met<br />

Maradona in Napoli back in the 80's... |<br />

|7/9/05 04:39:38 AM|Kent|Warsaw, Poland||whoknows.com||||10|But I am not the<br />

Muffinman, the Muffinman, the Muffinman!!|<br />

|7/9/05 06:06:16 AM|Noam|same||same||||10|Kent - I think you are the Muffin Man<br />

but that's okay because I don't have anything against him, whoever he<br />

is.Fan - if you are not Forest and vise versa, then I apologize.<br />

However, using Forest's 'proof of identity' applied to me and Howard C., you two<br />

guys are one of the same. <strong>The</strong> jury's still out.Bob - Marciano was<br />

convinced when he retired that Al Weil was ripping him off. I heard that Weil<br />

was one of the reasons that Marciano decided to retire. Marciano was a pretty<br />

complicated sort of guy, but apparently very loyal to family and friends. He was<br />

the type of guy that we'd easily like.<strong>The</strong> story of Marciano would make a<br />

good movie. Does anyone know whether a movie was made about him ? He was the<br />

real Rocky.<strong>The</strong> last fight Marciano had against Archie Moore was<br />

something. <strong>The</strong>y were both great fighters. Archie stood right in front of<br />

Marciano and went blow for blow with him. He was absolutely courageous. Took<br />

Rocky's best shots and then fired back. It was the previous generations version<br />

of the Thrilla in Manilla, except it only lasted 9 rounds. If you wanted someone<br />

to be beside you in a war, you could do worse than have Archie there.If<br />

you drew up a list of 10 fighters of all time from all divisions based on<br />

character, love of the sport, skill, and courage, as opposed to just sheer<br />

ability, Archie would be in that group.When they stopped Archie's fight<br />

with Marciano, Archie was completely and utterly spent. He had NOTHING left. But<br />

he was still getting back up to do it all again when his corner affectionately<br />

sat him down. <strong>The</strong> look on Archie's face said it all. It had taken many<br />

consecutive punches to the head to bring him to that end. And Rocky came<br />

straight over and you could see how sincerely concerned he was for Archie's<br />

welfare. What wonderful fighters both of them were. Moore was a guy who<br />

looked for new horizons. He had skill and was prepared to back himself. <strong>The</strong> hide<br />

of that guy ! He wasn't especially big but he floated between divisions wanting<br />

to fight the very, very best. <strong>The</strong> fight with Marciano only happened because<br />

Archie chased it. No sitting back taking the safe route for him. No sireeee. He<br />

fought the best of the best. And then he later had the hide to challenge Ali and<br />

Archie really thought he could win that, too. Moore was a one off. We won't see<br />

another one like him. He was a guy totally consumed by the sport of boxing. |<br />

|7/9/05 07:41:12 AM|Massimo|Roma||ShaqFu.com||||10|Noam-Archie Moore was<br />

still a competitive fighter in 1962, when Cassius Clay dominated him in Los<br />

Angeles. He certainly was clearly better in 1955 when he held his own with<br />

Marciano. Now, immagine how good he had to be around 1948 when he was fighting<br />

Ezzard Charles. I think for Ezzard Charles whipping Archie Moore 3 out of 3<br />

times (and one of them by KO) was really a great accomplishment. I think Ezzard<br />

Charles was the best light-heavyweight of all times (even if he never got a shot<br />

at the title), the second was probably Archie Moore, the third Bob Foster and<br />

the fourth was probably Harold Johnson.|<br />

|7/9/05 10:12:48 AM|Joey|Canada||aol||||10|"<strong>The</strong> story of Marciano would make a

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