When I saw Briggs at a career high 270+ lbs of pure muscle step into the ring with the average looking 220 lbs Ibragimov, I thought I was about to witness a slaughter. I was surprised when I saw a flat-footed Briggs missing with slow easily avoidable punches. I also couldn't get over how fast Briggs ran out of gas.
Briggs will either have to completely reinvent his game or really work on his speed to be a contender again, but I don't think he will ever hold a belt again.
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When I saw Briggs at a career high 270+ lbs of pure muscle step into the ring with the average looking 220 lbs Ibragimov, I thought I was about to witness a slaughter. I was surprised when I saw a flat-footed Briggs missing with slow easily avoidable punches. I also couldn't get over how fast Briggs ran out of gas.
Briggs will either have to completely reinvent his game or really work on his speed to be a contender again, but I don't think he will ever hold a belt again.
hahaha, good point tank62. As long as Briggs remains the freak of nature he is he has a chance of stepping into the ring and leveling someone with those heavy hands.
I guess I'm saying that it's possible, but not likely.
hahaha, good point tank62. As long as Briggs remains the freak of nature he is he has a chance of stepping into the ring and leveling someone with those heavy hands.
I guess I'm saying that it's possible, but not likely.
hey holyfield may get a "title" shot sometime soon
think about it the general public could give a rats ass about most of these heavyweights now so he could draw some ||moneybag.gif' border=0>
as disturbing as that is it is njust how far boxing has fallen lately
hey holyfield may get a "title" shot sometime soon
think about it the general public could give a rats ass about most of these heavyweights now so he could draw some ||moneybag.gif' border=0>
as disturbing as that is it is njust how far boxing has fallen lately