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Who has the best left hook in boxing history?

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By Blizzy Blizz
| boxingforum24.com
Boxing News 24 Forum Forums > Boxing > World Boxing Forum > Discussion in 'World Boxing Forum' started by baconmaker, Feb 24, 2014. 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 Next > What you think? Who got the best left hook in boxing history? sugar ray robinson joe frazier mike tyson tommy morrison My grandma had the wickest hook my ears still ring now De La Hoya SRR Frazier Off the top of my head. jas ★ Legends: B-HOP ; PAC ★ LordSouness said: ↑ De La Hoya SRR Frazier Off the top of my head. Click to expand...
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This day in boxing history, February 18: Margarito vs Lujan & Dela Hoya vs Molina

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By Blizzy Blizz, JL Fighter
| boxingforum24.com
Boxing News 24 Forum Forums > Boxing > World Boxing Forum > Discussion in 'World Boxing Forum' started by moparfan, Feb 18, 2017. 2005: Antonio Margarito KO 10 Sebastian Andres Lujan, Atlantic City. Lujan’s left ear balloons to grotesque proportions, then starts to rip off before referee David Fields stops the fight. 1995: Oscar De La Hoya W 12 John-John Molina, Las Vegas 1989: Pernell (Sweet Pea) Whitaker W 12 Greg Haugen, Hampton, VA. Wins IBF Lightweight Title.
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why did Larry Holmes never once try and unify?

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By Blizzy Blizz
| boxingforum24.com
UNDEFEATED BOXER CLOSE TO FREEDOM MICHAEL KATZ ON BOXING Published: September 28, 1983 Gerrie Coetzee will not be fighting Larry Holmes in the immediate future, if ever. The new World Boxing Association heavyweight champion will probably make one defense before Don King, his promoter, gives Michael Dokes a rematch. That defense, King has said, could be against Tim Witherspoon, who like Dokes is managed by the promoter's son, Carl King.
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