Would heavyweights from the 90`s destroy modern heavies?

Chill? Says the ass hole who came in angry over my post...

Are you good now? Ralexed and un-ass hole-ish?

 

You are also one boring rsole.

 

So boring you had to come in and go at me for no reason. OK brainiac... We're done now. Beg for attention from someone else.

 

Stop bleedin quoting me then, douche. You are the one keeping this going.

 

Lewis would end up on top, just like in the 90s. The rest would be musical chairs.

Btw there was only like one year when Bowe, Tyson, Holyfield, and Lewis were all competing and relevant.

Kind of like there was only a short window when Wilder, Joshua, Fury, Wlad and Povetkin were all good at the same time.

 

Would a mediocre German farmer's boy like Axel Schulz get THREE title shots today? Like he did in the "oh so talent-stacked" 90s? Would the fat white buffalo Frans Botha get two title shots? That's how average the 90s were.

 

So the 90's were average because Axel Schulz lost 3 title shots

How awful was the post Lewis era when Wlad was creamed in two rounds from a contender left over from the 90's era

 

What are you talking about Mark Ant?

 

No but a fat, lazy, pre-diabetic Chris Arreola would get 3 undeserved title shots and Schultz would outbox Arreola much like Adamek did.

 

I wonder how a 1990s George Foreman would do against

Haye
Bellew
Stiverne
Klitschko
Povetkin
Wilder
Fury

 

It was 18 years ago, you old fart!!

 

Exactly!!!

Eric Molina got two title shots as well in this Era FFS. lol..

 

Diamond Boy vs. Botha would be a match made in heaven.

 

You can’t use normal metrics for Mexican heavyweights. It’s what America and Mexico need, but nobody has been good enough. Being a Mexican heavyweight in the top 25 gets you an automatic title shot, maybe several.
Mexicans in title shots:
Andy 0-1
Arreola 0-3
Molina 0-2
El Gallo Negro 0-1