Would Ali and Frazier have been too good for Fury and Joshua?

lol! Couldn`t see a light heavy taking Shavers shots or stopping Foreman.

 

Frazier`s head movement wa better than AJ`s, he was constantly bobbing and weaving on the way in while AJ`s head is too stationary, Frazier slipped more shots v Ali than AJ has in any of his fights.

 

Briedis doesn`t punch harder than Foster,
Foster, a rangy 6-foot-3 boxer-puncher, was a wrecking machine of a light heavyweight champion. He made a then-division record 14 defenses in his six-year reign of terror, scoring 10 stoppages (often of the chilling KO variety).
BEST JAB – Muhammad Ali – It wasn’t that powerful but it kept you off balance. It’s hard to get away from a fast, snappy jab. Ali was the only guy I fought who had a good jab.
BEST CHIN – Ali – I have to go with Ali because I caught him with a good right hand on the chin, I wobbled him, he could have been faking, but I don’t think he was. I know I shook him but he came back out of it quick.

FASTEST HANDS – Ali – Again, I’m going to have to go with Ali, he was tremendous for a heavyweight. They were as fast as grease lightening. He’d clown and move, the guy was a tremendous fighter. Faster than any light heavy Foster met.
FASTEST FEET – Ali – He has it all, he was tremendous. You saw him do the Ali shuffle; he could move in his prime. He didn’t start slowing up ’till he got a little age on him. When I fought him he was in his prime. You look at him he’s right there in front of you, the next thing you know he’s on the right hand side of you, then the left, he just kept moving on you. Faster than any light heavy Foster fought.
SMARTEST – Ali – I dominated them light heavyweights, none of them were smarter than me. I’ve got to go Ali – the guy could fight. He was a good fighter, good boxer, good mover; he wasn’t that much of a puncher.

STRONGEST – Joe Frazier – (Laughs) Smokin’ Joe Frazier. He was strong, he just kept coming to you. When he got in on you he’d kill that body. I tried to stay away from him, use my reach on him but that didn’t do any good. He kept moving and slipping his head, putting that pressure on.

BEST PUNCHER – Frazier – (Laughs) I’d say Joe Frazier. I hit Frazier in the first round with a right hand and buckled his knees and the bell rang, when we went back to the corner his trainer was mad and yelling at him ‘What the heck did I tell you? Didn’t I tell you you couldn’t give this tall skinny guy punching room, he’ll knock your f___ing brains out. Get on top of him.’ So I told my trainer ‘This guy’s crazy, he’s trying to box me. I’m going to knock him out this round.’ My trainer said, ‘Whatever you do, don’t pull back on this guy.’ We went out the second round and everything just changed, he started putting that pressure on me. I never did like pressure. He got me on the ropes, it was a habit of mine, I’d pull in and pull out real fast, I guess he timed it and I got hit by that left hook and I don’t remember nothing else after that! (Laughs). I was in the dressing room putting on my shoes, one of my trainers pulled them off and I’m putting them back on and he said ‘What are you doing?’ I said ‘I’m getting ready to fight.’ He said ‘Bobby, the fight’s over with.’ I said, ‘What do you mean?’ He said ‘He knocked you out.’ I said ‘On National TV?’ He said ‘Yeah.’ And I started crying, ‘Oh God, everybody saw me get knocked out.’ (Laughs)

BEST SKILLS – Ali – He’s fast for a big man, he’s never in one place for long, he’s always moving, he’s not that easy to hit.

BEST OVERALL – Ali – Muhammad Ali. He was the man. He was big, fast; he was smart and never did get hit easy.

 

Boxing hasn`t evolved but AJ is far bigger than he was in the amateurs and would destroy a prime Savon now.