Re: Boxing Off-Topic
the legendary chavez never cared about going undefeated....if he did, he would have retired much sooner and boasted about it. he's legendary because of HOW he fought as opposed to just being undefeated for the sake of it. let's put it this way, die hard boxing fans will be talking about chavez for many years to come. in other words, there will be no floyd fights in an hbo legendary nights documentary any time soon. p.s. on a side note, cotto fought that same night and did well (which i think i was the only one who saw it) and i would have MUCH rather floyd fought cotto in a rematch to end his career. cotto deserved a rematch from floyd. but now it looks like he can cash in if GGG beats canelo for cotto's final bout. he's 154, but not afraid to face GGG in his final fight. now that's a true legend in my book.
the legendary chavez never cared about going undefeated....if he did, he would have retired much sooner and boasted about it. he's legendary because of HOW he fought as opposed to just being undefeated for the sake of it. let's put it this way, die hard boxing fans will be talking about chavez for many years to come. in other words, there will be no floyd fights in an hbo legendary nights documentary any time soon. p.s. on a side note, cotto fought that same night and did well (which i think i was the only one who saw it) and i would have MUCH rather floyd fought cotto in a rematch to end his career. cotto deserved a rematch from floyd. but now it looks like he can cash in if GGG beats canelo for cotto's final bout. he's 154, but not afraid to face GGG in his final fight. now that's a true legend in my book.
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