Yes exactly thats why i said imagine. All these fantasy fights are speculation. ALL of them, thats why they're called fantasy fights. Maybe i should have been more specific but now you should understand
In his last pro fight, Lennox Lewis tore the whole side of Vitali Klitschko's face apart and stopped him in six rounds. While his peers, like Holyfield, Mercer, Bowe, Tyson, Morrison, were all either losing in embarrassing fashion, retired or getting face tattoos ... Lewis was stopping arguably the second-best heavyweight (other than him) who was in his prime and would succeed Lewis as RING champion. It was an amazing win to end a career on and go out on top.
Lennox Lewis was the best heavyweight in the world in 2003. He stopped the second-best heavyweight in the world at that time and it only took him half the fight to do it. Trying to make up fantasy scenarios to prove a point isn't necessary. Even in his last fight. Lewis was better than the next best guy.
Why isn't Cristobal Arreola mentioned more often? He's a top-5 win for the active hw champions like Andy Ruiz, Bermane Stiverne and borderline top-5 for Deontay Wilder.
good shout. arreola lost to Ruiz, stiverne twice and wilder but is probably up there in vitalis top wins
Bummox Lewis was on the way out. Overweight slow and lazy at that point. Tyson Fury would have put a pasting on him.
I don't think you are a knowledgeable poster. Arreola was close to 40 when he lost to Ruiz in a competitive fight. Even when he fought Wilder he was way past it. One thing is checking out boxrec and another thing is following the sport and watching fights
I thought about it but he lost to cruiser champ Adamek, who I also considered but I found the Chisora win more impressive overall because Vitali beat prime Chisora with one arm for most of the fight and Chisora is still giving alleged top contenders good fights and getting ripped off. Hide, Sanders and Peter were all champions when Vitali beat them and he took them out faster than he took out Adamek or Arreola. Kirk Johnson was an extremely destructive performance, no one else stopped him let alone in 2 rounds and he was considered to be a dangerous contender.
There's no evidence that being chubby or fat is bad for a fighter, it's not the same thing as being unconditioned. Linemen, props and sumo wrestlers are all fat yet very good athletes. Many if not most of the current top 20 are chubby, outranking loads of chiselled fighters.