Why do some people say Foreman had a poor chin because he went down against Ali?

That's what he meant. Pretty solid is solid!

 

Finally, you’re speaking fax

 

Fact.

 

Bad chin? He had a great chin when young and an epic level chin when old.

 

Yeah I'm confused. Who makes excuses for that?

Ali and Louis were droppable. They'd get up and recover, but they were droppable. Same goes for Wlad, Holmes, Fury, etc.

 

One thing some fans can't seem to grasp is
a perfect punch by a smaller man can cause a knock down
to a much bigger man. The problem arises for them is
when the punches are landing on them consistently from the
larger man, or in the clinches where they are usually overpowered.
Two recent example of this is Haye and Wilder, most of their
opponents were much bigger and heavier.
Some weighted more than 40 pounds than those two, yet they
routinely ko'ed them. (So to think these "Superheavyweights of
today
couldn't be hurt by smaller yet better skilled men from the past
is silly)
Also, sometimes circumstances contribute to a knock down.
Banks and Cooper had excellent left hooks, plus , in each
occasion they caught Ali clowning.
Much better punchers didn't hurt Ali because he took them
seriously. He wasn't trying to carry them to a predicted rd
he was going to stop them.
Both Moore and Marciano were about 190 pounds.
Where you're getting 160 from is dead wrong.
Walcott was actually about 10 pounds heavier
than Marciano.
Also as long as I've been on this site I never read
any post that questioned Foreman's chin and ability
to take a shot.
Even in his prime. Some question his endurance
but, that issue is also overstated at times.

 

He's known for having an ATG chin lol

 

They don’t do they?

Ask them to take a right hand from a 220lb heavyweight world champ while completely exhausted, right on the chops. See if they stay put….

 

When I used to spar I would find myself on one knee and wondered what happened. My point is you can be off balance, get hit, fall down, and not necessarily be hurt. Sometimes the line between a slip and a knockdown is a thin one

 

"Little Kid " comment demonstrates your arrogance , any one that
calls themselves doopapoopy, shows a lot of childishness sub consciously.
So maybe your "Little Kid" comment is a deep down comment about who you are.
A little kid who gets angry when facts are pointed out, instead of doing the
right thing of acknowledging a truth, you move the goal post, Now your
story is when he was 29 yrs old he was 160.
What does that have to do with your comment of he was 160
when he fought Marciano?
Marciano's big issue against fighters of today would not only
be his size, but the way he fought., he was a attrition style
fighter.
But that's not to say he couldn't hurt or drop a much bigger
opponent.
I responded to the rest of your comments prior to your
what you wrote about Foreman.(Which I agree with) So that's what I wrote
about, your entire post. If you only wrote about Foreman's chin without
the other comments, I would've stayed with in those confines.
You brought the other fighters up. I didn't .

 

Hi Flash.
Not sure if you are aware, the " Little Kid " remark was in his post to myself, I tried to breakdown and explain why his observations were not entirely accurate regarding Moore and Lowry, and exlpained why his words and comments are juvenile and corassive , and he might consider more carefully what he is about to write, but all to no avail judging by his recent posts.
I would have hoped what you and I are trying to impart to him, might have left an impression, but sadly not, if he carries on in this vein, he will become a unpopular member of this forum, sadly. stay safe guys.