Questions

Some of the heavyweights that held a title and made at least eight successful defenses.

Which were the most impressive, in your opinion?

Quality of the opposition and how they beat them?

Deontay Wilder has 10 defenses.

Ezzard Charles: 8 Defenses

Lennox Lewis: 9 Defenses

Mike Tyson: 9 Defenses

Joe Frazier: 9 Defenses

Wladimir Klitscko: 18 defenses

Thoughts..

Like imagine a strong 10-12 year old against a skinny adult guy.

Sports question which includes martial arts, American football, soccer/football, boxing, etc.

Talk about why it is your preferred method and what sport you specifically play, you could talk about brand / comfort / style / personal preference. No shame here and no judgement either from me.

Another question is why aren’t USA boxers being televised enough to be noticed who goes through trials to try to qualify for the Olympics?

I ask this because everyone knows the 2024 Paris Olympics are coming up, and there are some boxers who qualified for the Olympics, but not many are noticed or known to be publicized or televised to get attention drawn to them. The ones I've seen garner the most attention to qualify for the Olympics lately are gymnastics with Simone Biles, Gabby Douglas, Jordan Biles, and Shilese Jones, so it makes me wonder and ask why those who are upcoming boxers aren't showing Olympic trials to be broadcast for those to watch for everyone to be familiar with for who would be qualified to go to Paris for the Olympics, but people probably aren’t interested in watching.

Also, there still hasn’t been a guarantee or word about the sport of boxing being a part of the 2028 LA Olympics. I question: Does it still matter at this point for boxing to be part of the Olympics this year, but come 2028, there’s probably no chance?

Luka Doncic hits another miracle three-pointer for the win in game two. Watch Highlights on youtube.

Mike will be 58 on the day of the fight. Jake will be 27.