Fighters from the 90s-to present that could have done well in the 15 round era

Felix Trinidad is the first that comes to mind. His stamina and conditioning were exceptional. He actually was stronger in the later parts of fights than he was in the beginning or so it seemed.

He was a runner.

 

Any of todays guys could because the old guys were badly conditioned, meat juice gargling, long distance running, glass jawed jokers.

Modern fighters have much better conditioned punches. They would knock out the old timers within 15 rounds so it wouldn't matter.

Floyd=G.O.A.T :deal

 

Sarcasm is the lowest form of wit!

 

I think Froch could have done better, mainly because he only seems to get started around round 9

 

you see a lot of fighters "gas" it today, but off the top of my head, Calzaghe always had good stamina, though I don't think he was hard enough for stronger era's, but few are!

 

Manny Pacroid could partake in a triple threat Hell In A Cell match with Jackson and Corbett and still outlast them. Modern conditioning beats the bigger guys from before as well.

 

Bernard Hopkins... Glen Johnson. Margarito.

 

I agree......especially prime Hopkins I´m sure would do it pretty well.....

 

B-Hop would be a light heavy with 24 hour weigh-in's.

 

How bad do you envision the likes Duran and SRR being 'out-moderned' with their primitive skills by today's crop of Elite ATGs? :rofl :!: That whole, feinting the jab and dropping lead left hooks would never work in today's game. Robinson was simply too slow to compete as the film clearly demonstrates. That slack Arguello needs to learn how to throw a straight punch too, half assed jabs and looping right hands. Christ.

 

:verysad