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might have seen how a perpetually mobile ~boxer~ would have done against Joe,<br />

without the bogus rope a dope garbage.|<br />

|1/9/04 10:57:16 AM|Fran|philly||plc7755@aol.com||||10|<strong>The</strong> Frazier that fought<br />

Ali in 71 or Ellis in 70 would have destroyed Larry holmes on Holmes best night.<br />

Holmes was not in the same class as Frazier. Norton was a perfect sparring<br />

partner for Frazier because Frazier could unload on him but when I saw them<br />

sparring before Frazier fought Foreman they were rockin each other. |<br />

|1/9/04 11:26:33 AM|Massimo|Roma||4||||10|RS-Anyway Marvis Frazier can<br />

be proud of his career!He beat James Broad, Joe Bugner, Jose'<br />

Ribalta,Boncrusher Smith and the Golden Gloves title ! That' s nothing to be<br />

( or being) ashamed of !! After all,surviving (or to survive) a 19 years old<br />

Tyson would have been hard ( or difficult) even for the iron chinned Primo<br />

Carnera... |<br />

|1/9/04 11:33:16 AM|Massimo|Roma||$||||10|RS-Anyway, Marvis Frazier can<br />

be proud of his career!He beat James Broad, Joe Bugner, Boncrusher<br />

Smith,James Tillis and the Golden Gloves title. That' s nothing to be ashamed of<br />

! After all, surviving ( or to survive) a 19 years old Tyson would have been<br />

hard ( or difficult) even for the iron chinned Primo Carnera...|<br />

|1/9/04 11:38:14<br />

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

Marvis has nothing to be ashamed of, for sure. He's a rich man, and<br />

likely will not have to suffer the woes Joe will as he gets older. Mike<br />

Tyson was not only one of the all time greats, but one heck of an intelligent<br />

guy. Mad as a loon, but he's really said some bright things. <strong>The</strong> highly<br />

educated boxer is practically nonexistent, removing that context from<br />

conversation, and certainly the gym is not a hotbed of traditional<br />

intelligentsia. However, sportswriters and fans often treat anything smart they<br />

say as sort of like a roller skating bear - you clap because the bear can do it<br />

at all, not because it does it well. If they bothered to listen closely or<br />

further, they'd realize these are not only bright guys natively, but almost<br />

always fun and good hearted men away from the ring. I guess for too many people,<br />

it's hard enough to accept that these guys could take them in a fight without<br />

haveing to accept the possibility that they may be smarter as well!<br />

Intelliegence is something a person ~has~, not education per se, social skills,<br />

or grammatical speech.I think everyone just sort of accepts that da<br />

Preem could take anyone, and just reconciles themselves to talking about all<br />

"the other guys." :-)|<br />

|1/9/04 01:07:13 PM|Massimo|Roma||4||||10|RSI think too that<br />

intelligence is essentially a native matter ! Diracs are not made, they are<br />

born ! But believe me, education helps ! Spending a little time of your life<br />

thinking to not totally trivial things fortifies your brain a little, just as<br />

spending time in the gym fortifies your muscles !PS: if you are born<br />

Stan Laurel ( the actor not the man, for God' s sake...), you can do all you<br />

want, but you' ll be essentially Stan Laurel for all your life !|<br />

|1/9/04 01:51:15 PM|Massimo|Roma||4||||10|RS"Just sort of accepts"... Is<br />

this correct English or were you drunken ? )))) I' d never have said that in<br />

that way in a million years !!!!!!!! Anyway, I have intuited what you meant !|<br />

|1/9/04 05:42:03 PM|Massimo|Roma||4||||10|My last comment might be equivocated.<br />

I meant that I have found that sentence difficult for my limited " English<br />

understanding" possibilities. I meant no offence to my friend RS, of course !|<br />

|1/9/04 08:23:52 PM|Kent|La Habra, Ca||kentallenent@aol.com||||10|<strong>The</strong> perfect<br />

sparring partner for Frazier for the Ali fights would have been Jimmy Ellis.<br />

Ellis had a style similar to Ali's and since he was a sparring partner for Ali<br />

for a while, he knew a lot of Ali's tricks and moves.It is doubtful<br />

Ellis would have gone back to being a sparring partner after he himself had won<br />

a title but Frazier would have benefited if he had.<strong>The</strong> second Ellis<br />

fight with Frazier did turn out to be a good fight to take just before fighting

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