@TomCraze@DeclanTaylor87 I loved him at Milan, had to have Baresi though so didn't really consider him. Yeah I barely remember his post-Milan career except for Chelsea.
@BoxingHistory They were accepted, both in continental Europe and had connection with NYSAC. The organisation also still exists just with a slightly different name.
@BoxingHistory Much like today there were four major organisations in 20s and 30s, each tried to play by their own rules. What made NBA or NYSAC more legitimate at the time?
@BoxingHistory Your original post said 'briefly claimed a portion of the title', I was only suggesting that his 'portion' was not held briefly,lol. IBU was as legitimate as NBA and NYSAC in 1930s.
@BoxingHistory Only the NBA recognition was brief. He held a portion (IBU) of the title for 5 years, and The Ring recognised him as the champion during those 5 years too.
@GriffosHanky I had Alvarez up in the first too. Second I scored a draw last time I watched it. Two greats fights, first might have been better but the cut made the end premature and anti-climactic.
@Meraxes9@milesshinkwin @PrezAVK That's a technicality. Non-title fights were almost always over the weight in an age before all sorts of strange belts were on offer.