Most impressive 6 fight streak at HW? (H2H factored) Is it Usyk? (Read OP)

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  1. themaster458

    themaster458 Well-Known Member Full Member

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    Same evidence as the fact feints don't work if you have a good chin lol
     
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  2. Journeyman92

    Journeyman92 Papa Is Out For Cigs Full Member

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    I like how whenever size is brought up you get S like people mocking someone for not understanding how boxing REALLY works the art of the game, the craft… I’m not seeing much explaining how you wish away an opponent with 50lbs and about half a foot on a guy ya know? Where are all the “breakdowns”? I just see lots of snark and seethe about super hero’s lol.
     
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  3. NoNeck

    NoNeck Pugilist Specialist

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    Top 5 contenders or better record in the division plus all loses:
    Wilder is 3-4-1
    Foreman is 5-5 with one robbery win.

    Looks pretty similar if you ask me.

    And Wilder’s draw is against a guy who was better than anyone Foreman beat.
     
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  4. themaster458

    themaster458 Well-Known Member Full Member

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    Pretty much how these fourms work very little substance lots of repeating same talking points and narratives over and over
     
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  5. Journeyman92

    Journeyman92 Papa Is Out For Cigs Full Member

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    “Lead right hand” “Ingos sneaky right hand” “Listons hook off the jab!” “Stay outside the southpaws lead foot!” Etc.
     
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  6. Mandela2039

    Mandela2039 Philippians 2:10-11 Full Member

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    Maybe Ken if it's the version Jose Luis Garcia fought
     
  7. HistoryZero26

    HistoryZero26 Boxing Addict Full Member

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    Ali was champ for years after this. Foremans issues were mental and he was fighting for the lineal belt over a fifth of a century after the date of this fight.

    I guess Bugner being better is debatable. Especially with Ellis. "3 most challenging". Bugner was a tougher matchup for Frazier then those guys.

    And Ali v Frazier III was Fraziers second to last fight. Not that Ellis was in his prime but he was losing to really good fighters.

    Frazier still won those fights fairly easily especially Daniels.

    Frazier was taking lots of time between his fights. The wear and tear shows up other ways. The trilogy fight with Ali probably did more damage then the rest of them combined and Frazier didn't suck for the Foreman rematch. He wasn't past it.
     
  8. Man_Machine

    Man_Machine Boxing Junkie Full Member

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    Luis Ortiz has to be the single, greatest underachiever of all time.
    He can beat all these past masters with ease, but couldn't win a ****ing thing in his own time, going 1-3 against universally rated opposition.
     
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  9. NoNeck

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    1-0 against top 5ers while under age 35.