Joe Louis vs David Tua

Well change your opinion then. Problem solved.

 

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Joe Louis already beat a Tua like opponent in Tony Galento.

 

Galento and Tua were practically identical.

 

While Louis towers over Tua in legacy this might be a dangerous match. David Tua was a hard puncher who fought from a crouching position and had an iron chin with a deadly left hook. Louis was troubled by such fighters. I think Joe wins but it would be a hard nights work

 

Galento was 233 pounds and look how it turned out for him.

 

I can't believe there are people so bereft of any knowledge of the sport yet who busy themselves commenting on it. And still there are those who compare Galento to Tua.

 

I know that you're referring to me on this post but my reasoning is as follows:
Both were short (for a heavy)
Both were bald
Both were stout
Both were similar in weight
Both fought out of a crouch
Both had incredible punching power
Both had great chins
Both had crushing left hooks

I can easily see Galento do to Ruiz and Moorer what Tua did.

 

not really, Galento was no where near as dangerous

 

Ok

 

At this point your comments rise to a level of stupidity that I do not see necessary to answer.

 

Just ignore him

 

Coherent post

 

Didn´t get much done in the ring? OK again, so WHO is:

"Yet, I´m waiting who of the Louis gang (or any other boxer to compare) would go 38-3, never hurt, 86% Ko-ratio in the 90s. Thats Tuas H2H stats.

"Hyped reputation" is bull**** parrotting of horrible posters like wonderland janitor and others. Please use your own mind. What counts is Tuas H2H-evaluation at his best time frame. Its not his fault he had to face the Ibeabuchi tank and Lennox Lewis (his fault was coming at 245lb though).
And yet, I´m waiting for someone replicating the 38-2-1 (or 38-3), 86% KO-ratio. Thats his H2H-stats. On a rational basis.

 

As crazy as that is. Can you believe there are those comparing Tua to Louis?

 

Finished his career at 72 percent KO rate. Stop hyping him up. I would imagine if trained in the same period Baer, Primo, Schmeling could possibly replicate the feat. Which in all seriousness besides the KO rate is nothing to brag about