Teremoana Teremoana vs FOTC Joe Frazier (Boxing Evolution Theory)

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  1. MarkusFlorez99

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    Teremoana: 6'6, 270lb

    Joe Frazier: 5'11, 205lb

    Would Teremoana destroy Frazier because of size and evolution ?
     
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    No, talent and skill also matter.
     
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    What is this place becoming?
     
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    Teremoana Teremoana Jr is still pretty raw, way to soon to say how good he actually is. He is still developing and only been in with taxi drivers so far.
     
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    We have many posters here who not only know little of the great history of this sport, but who combine that with an astonishing lack of respect for the greats of yesteryear
     
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    Kratos Well-Known Member Full Member

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    Frazier from the first Ali fight could have beaten any heavyweight in history, being lower weight at 205 pounds means nothing, Teremoana would be destroyed.
     
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    This is just utterly disrespectful to the elder statesmen of the game FFS.
     
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    Oh **** off
     
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    An untested prospect that's fought no one against one of the best to lace them up at the height of his powers?
    C'mon man, this is either rage bait or you've run out of ideas.
     
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    jaytxxl Well-Known Member Full Member

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    First question is can he fight 15 rounds if we’re gonna compare these guys with the 15 round era.

    I feel like the rankings should be separated by pre 15 rounds and post 15 rounds.
     
  12. MannyMMA

    MannyMMA Canelo fans are male swifties Full Member

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    Who the F is Teremoana Teremoana?

    Frazier knocks whoever the hell that is out early.
     
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    The principle is basically the old saying, 'A good big one beats a good little one'.
    Now Wlad and Haye had this discussion in the pre-fight. It was an interesting dialogue between two great minds.

    Haye was saying that while that adage is true, he was a great little one and so he would overcome a good big one like Wlad who really just got by on his size.

    Turns out Haye was not a better boxer, it was more like 'A good little one versus a great big one' so he lost comfortably.

    As for Frazier, he's an undersized mong and would get smashed by any good SHW. He might beat some bad or shot ones though or pull an upset here and there. Ruiz proved that anything is possible if you show up and swing no-look haymakers.
     
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    The question could be phrased differently.

    The question could be: could a massive young lion with huge power upset a smaller but much greater fighter?

    The answer is yes.
     
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    lufcrazy requiescat in pace

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    I was actually going to phrase it a different way when I saw the title.

    Could a great small fighter defeat an unproven bigger fighter.

    The answer is yes.