I john t teach the facts on the boring dead heavyweight division?

Question

hmmm the last time the heavyweight division was booming in the cash not since the early 90s

Answer 1

i tom teach the facts on the boring questions dead lightweight division no cash booming here since the late 90s.

incomprehensible.

Answer 2

Heavyweight Divison in a coma = Lennox Lewis Era, Dead Heavyweight Division = Now

Answer 3

Actually in 2000, Lewis/Tyson was on of the biggest PPV's on record. Holyfield-Lewis 1 and 2, made huge numbers, and although Americans and Canadians might not buy many PPVs, the Europeans still buy the PPV in big numbers, even when it is S****y.

It was a downward slide since Lewis retired, because he was the last great Heavyweight champion.

Lewis cleaned out the division, ended a few careers then retired with the title. Lewis left a path of destruction in the Division, like the aftermath of Ali, Like the aftermath of Louis. When a fighter is dominant like Lewis was, when he retires the division gets weak, waiting for the next great champion.

Its been that way since the dawn of the sport. The Heavyweight division has gone through plenty of Lulls, but once a few good fighters come along with some charisma the division is peak again.

Like I said its not facts your stating, It's a distorted opinion.

There good Chronic but check out David Rodriguez, 6'5 240 lbs of muscle, the guy can bend and move and has big power. The division is going to get better in a couple years.

Answer 4

No, you John T (and I guess the T stands for TUGGER) are the village idiot!!!

You know jack about boxing and just blow on about nothin.

Please go to   www.********.com    and collect your prize for the r****d of the net.

Answer 5

Ordliander Solis, the Cuban, is the future of the heavyweight division. 1-2 years and he'll be knocking Wlad. out.

David Haye will make some good fights as well, but he'll be KO'd (again) if he  ever fights Solis.