Name 2 Fighters in the PRIME that you Felt no other fighter could beat?

What 2 fighters you felt in their PRIME were virtually unstoppable and unbeatable.....My 2 choices are Mike Tyson and Roy Jones Jr

Roy Jones Jr: In his PRIME no came close to beating him he waz just too dam extraordinary!!! "NO" fighter I repeat "NO" fighter right now or in the last 10-15 years from 160 to 175 would been able to beat him in his PRIME,every fighter would have defeated by RJ,no doubt about it.

Iron Mike Tyson:In the peak of this mans PRIME,he waz truly the definition of "UNSTOPPABLE",Tremondous one punch power,Exceptionally good speed for a heavyweight.I also feel In Mike Tysons PRIME he would have beaten every heavyweight there eva was,I feel He would have beaten George Foreman,Rocky Marciano{Marciano was overrated I must add} and even the Great Muhammad Ali himself.I believe Prime Mike Tyson would edged out a close decision agianst a Ali that was also in his prime.

 

I'll go with Mike in the 80's and Floyd at 140.

 

i'll agree with roy jones at 168 in his prime and of course, sugar ray robinson in his prime at welter

cause i'm a greedy dick i'll add ezzard charles at light heavy, ali in 67, and ricardo lopez

 

Roy Jones at 168 and PBF at 130.
Roy had speed o burn power in both hands could land and almost KO at will. Hard to hit ATG reflexes throwing 5 and 6 shot combos with ease in other words a boxing god with gloves.

PBF at 130 ATG lateral movement, counter punching king, fast hands, great chin, unlimited stamina, good power excellent defense could also fight off his back foot as well.

 

joe calzaghe.

 

Ali and Jones

 

:-(

 

LOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOlSugar Ray Leonard in his prime and Tyson.

 

Word Pimp, 130. I feel Floyd did not perfect his shoulder roll until the latter stages of his 135 run.

 

JULIO CESAR CHAVEZ

in his prime 84-92
HE WAS INVINCIBLE

 

naseem, duran

 

Ricardo Lopez and Roy Jones Jr. It's not so much that Lopez was untouchable, but I can't think of anyone in the history of the 105 weight class who could beat him. Prime Ali is probably up there, even though he didn't really get to fight in what should have been his prime.

The Tyson talk seems a little silly to me. Put prime Ali or prime Foreman in against prime Tyson, and I don't think Tyson wins. A good fighter with stamina and a chin still could have beaten Tyson at his best.

 

I think there's going to be a debate for every fighter.

 

Tyson and marciano

 

I felt Leonard in his prime was the closest thing to getting a complete/perfect fighter.