[Guest]

...exactly the same as my last opponent 8½ years later.

Who am I?

 

[doug.ie]

total guess......floyd patterson may have been around that weight when pete radamacher fought him...and i am guessing his career (radamachers) may have lasted around 8/9 years....and its a typical sort of trivia answer.....and more than likely totally wrong

 

[Guest]

No, Doug... Rademacher's pro career lasted less than 5 years, so it's not him.

Clue: It's not all that strange, that the 2 opponents weighed the same. Of course it's a bit of a coincidence, that they weighed exactly the same... but you can't really be too surprised, that this was the case.

 

[doug.ie]

i'm thinking towards someone who may have fought a quarry brother at the start and end of a career...they'd have been around that weight i think

 

[Guest]

i'm thinking towards someone who may have fought a quarry brother at the start and end of a career...they'd have been around that weight i think

I don't believe, there's someone out there, who started and finished his career against 2 Quarry brothers... but you're on the right track!

 

[Boxed Ears]

Well, I've verified that the first name that came to mind was wrong. :lol: Bob Foster is wrong. That is my contribution, here.

 

[hhascup]

Dick Richardson

He lost to Jim Cooper in his 1st fight and lost to Jim's brother Henry Cooper in his last fight 8½ years later.

 

[Guest]

Dick Richardson

He lost to Jim Cooper in his 1st fight and lost to Jim's brother Henry Cooper in his last fight 8½ years later.

... and since the 2 brothers were twins, not all that surprising that they weighed the same. Thanks, Henry:good

 

[doug.ie]

never in a million years would i have got it.
is there anything that henry doesn't know about boxing?....is he real, or a robot or something ?

 

[DonBoxer]

Dick Richardson

He lost to Jim Cooper in his 1st fight and lost to Jim's brother Henry Cooper in his last fight 8½ years later.

Is there anything yo dont know?