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These questions are very tough. Bowe kinda receded and hid from Lennox and the new era that we're his size. But, he was also a very technically profienct fight. I think prime wlad probably does what he wants with him. But a young wlad would probably have massive issues
I give the advantage to Wladimir because of his longevity, If Golota could threaten and almost defeat Bowe but unfortunately he lost in a stupid way by disqualification, then Wladimir can very well threaten Bowe...
I think Bowe stops Wlad anywhere near his peak form. Bowe had more fight in him. Riddick had his flaws in terms of discipline and yes he became a dirty fighter as he deteriorated. One thing I'm sure of is Bowe would never quit or fight to survive. I don't see Wlad having control on the outside as he did with other fighters. Bowe was 6-5 with equal reach. So that means there will be exchanges. Wlad don't want exchanges. Bowe's punches will have more effect. I think ends it with a looping overhand right or at least it would be the beginning of the end for Wlad. Riddick Bowe KO5
On the other hand, Bowe never faced a big puncher in the pros, let alone one of the ATG punchers like Wlad. We don't know what happens if he's the one getting clipped in the exchanges.