Master Tim

Naoya Inoue vs Bam Rodriguez 🥊
Who WINS and WHY⁉️

Lennox Lewis: The heavyweight who beat the best of his era and left no doubt about his greatness. 👑🥊 Who ranks him in their all-time top 5?
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Who do you think is the worst heavyweight boxer you have to remove from thepicture? 👊💪🥊‼️👇🤔👀

🥊 The uppercut can be one of the most devastating punches in boxing.
One clean shot can change a fight in an instant.
👇 Who has the best uppercut in boxing history?

“I shouldn’t have come out of retirement against him. I fought Mike Tyson and I lost. He stopped me. Tyson could punch, you can’t take that away from him. He would stand in front of you, try and push you against the ropes, but he wouldn’t have been able to do that to me in my prime. I would have beaten him. So would Ali, Joe Frazier, Norton and George Foreman. But you should quit while you are ahead.”
— Larry Holmes

Three eras. Three generations. One question.
The 1970s gave us Ali, Frazier, Foreman, Holmes and Norton.
The 1990s gave us Tyson, Holyfield, Lewis, Bowe and Foreman.
The 2020s gave us Usyk, Fury, Joshua, Wilder and Ruiz.
Which era had the toughest heavyweights, the deepest competition, and the true king of the division? 🥊🔥👑

The stage was set for a defining night in heavyweight boxing. 👊🏻
With the world watching, Larry Holmes rose to the occasion, defeating Gerry Cooney and reinforcing his legacy as WBC champion. 💥
🗓️ June 11, 1982.

🗣 "Take a stiff tree branch in your hand and hit it against the floor and you'll feel your hand go boingggggg. Well. getting tagged is the same kind of jar on your whole body. and you need at least 10 or 20 seconds to make that go away. You get hit again before that, you got another boingggggg."
- Muhammad Ali

“Pacquiao was the only opponent who truly made me work for 12 rounds. Not because of his power. Not because of his speed. But because of his angles. He attacked from places no one else used. I beat him. But he forced me to be the best Floyd I could be that night.”
— Floyd Mayweather
According to Floyd, it wasn’t Manny’s power or speed it was his angles. Mayweather won, but he says Pacquiao forced him to be the best version of himself that night.
Do you agree? 🥊👀