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eal, todays guys are too big, too fast, for any yesterday people, even the<br />

great joe louis would about as good as thad spencer, plodding in slowly getting<br />

hit. koo koo|<br />

|10/12/03 03:58:47 AM|Massimo|Rome||5||||10|Silvio Branco is the new WBA light-<br />

heavyweight champion of the wordl... Thanks ! Thanks ! We are simply the best !|<br />

|10/12/03 04:05:39 AM|Massimo|Rome||4||||10|KooKoo-Don't you think that<br />

Joe Louis would beat RoyJones, John Ruiz and James Toney ? I think today he<br />

would be surely a top 5 contender. I think there is very few people today that<br />

could have a chance to beat him ! Maybe Vitali, maybe Lewis, maybe Tua, but just<br />

maybe... Call please the names of the fighters that you think would beat Louis<br />

!|<br />

|10/12/03 03:11:23<br />

PM|Roadscholarette|Chicago||roadscholarette@hotmail.com||||10|Massimo -<br />

<strong>The</strong> contenders of the 70s would be champions today. <strong>The</strong> champions then<br />

would fight the champions today as tuneups, or hire them for sparring partners.<br />

Same would be true of the all time greats like Louis. Louis would fight<br />

differently today, faster paced, he'd weigh more, be bigger, stronger, but would<br />

finish just as fast. No one could finish better than Louis. I'd say his style<br />

today would resemble that of Roberto Duran.|<br />

|10/12/03 04:48:37 PM|Massimo "Larger than Life" Cini|Rome||7||||10|RS-<br />

You're right ! Louis was hugely skillful, he could throw every punch in<br />

the book and wonderful combinations and he could punchvery hard. I don't<br />

think there are many fighters today that can punch harder than Joe Louis.<br />

Besides that, his left jab was a beaty, the second best ever ( after Liston's).<br />

Now the problem is helping KooKoo to accept this...|<br />

|10/12/03 05:08:59 PM|MUFFINMAN|ZANZIBAR||ZANZIB@R||||8|<strong>The</strong> Klock's time is up.<br />

To all of you who have been wondering who this fool is, I can reveal his<br />

identity. <strong>The</strong> Koo Koo is.....Pee Wee Herman!|<br />

|10/12/03 05:22:53 PM|Massimo|Rome||5||||10|Who is Pee Wee Herman ? A sculptor<br />

?|<br />

|10/13/03 12:49:13 AM|kookoo|ny||kookooclock000@yahoo.com||||10|i knew that i<br />

would be disagreed with strongly about joe louis losing to todays fighters, but<br />

that is reality! not only fighters but basket ball players, football players,<br />

weightlifters, on and on the list would go. yes if louis were bigger he would be<br />

able to compete, but i looking at him as he was , not as dreamed up to be. i<br />

will admit boxers are way behind as far as skill for their sport compared to<br />

other sports. DO I THE CLOCKMAN THINK ROY JONES WOULD BEAT JOE LOUIS, HELL<br />

YES!!! IF BILLY CONN DID WHAT HE DID TO HIM, WHAT DO YOU THINK JONES WOULD DO.<br />

JOE LOUIS WAS LIKE A POOR DUMB ANIMAL, LOOK MAN, THERES NO WAY. DON'T MAKE ME<br />

SAY MORE BAD THINGS ABOUT LOUIS. koo koo is tired now, time to unwind.|<br />

|10/13/03 03:00:47 AM|Massimo|Rome||8||||10|KooKoo-If being big is so<br />

important, how did Roy Jones achieve his position in the heavyweight<br />

division ? <strong>The</strong> first fight against Billy Conn was one of Joe Louis's most<br />

disappointing performance, that's true ! That was probably just a bad night ! In<br />

the return match Louis easily defeated Conn. Anyway Louis beat twice easily Abe<br />

Simon that was a huge and very muscular gay. If a fighter can punch hard as<br />

Joe Louis could punch, why do you think being big is so important ? You named<br />

the basketball players... Do you think Shaq would beat Joe Louis in the ring ? |<br />

|10/13/03 04:52:37 AM|Paul|Sydney, Australia||PlMls4@aol.com||||10|Current<br />

fighters minus modern training and diet advances (and drugs like steroids) would<br />

physically be just like fighters of past eras. Likewise, old fighters like Louis<br />

would be just as big as the modern ones with the same training and diet (and<br />

drugs). Speed and reflexes remain the same whatever the training and fighters of<br />

past eras were tougher than the present bunch. Referees were less inclined to<br />

stop fights, corners didn't throw the towel in so easily, they fought more<br />

often, and fighters then were prepared to take greater punishment. Height is<br />

another thing that doesn't change with modern training and Tyson has proved that

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