Joe Frazier vs. Wladimir Klitschko

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  1. ironchamp

    ironchamp Boxing Addict Full Member

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    So Wlad gets credit for Botha but Tyson doesn't?
    How objective.

    1. Tucker > Chambers: Better wins and he's the better fighter. Chambers would have actually fit with the 80s bunch but would have been overshadowed by the more talented bunch of the group.

    2. Golota > Peter: Golota is a mental midget but has far more talent than Peter. Peter would not be competitive with Bowe or Byrd. Peter has greater wins but Golota is a better fighter.

    3. Ruddock > Botha: Ruddock was far more dangerous than Botha and far more talented. Incidentally Tyson beat a better version of Botha than Wlad or Lewis. Oddly, you didn't mention him.

    4. Bruno > Rahman: Rahman was never good to begin with. Bruno is better schooled than Rahman and has better power. Rahman may have stopped Lewis via 1 punch KO; but Bruno was beating a young and hungry Lewis and was ahead on the cards before Lewis stopped him.

    5. Holmes > Mercer: This cannot be disputed even if it suits your agenda. Holmes was always a better fighter.

    6. Spinks > Chagaev: Spinks has better win's at HW. Spinks was undefeated at LHW in a deep division and was undefeated at HW at the time he fought Tyson. In case you have issues with Spinks being a blown up HW? Lets look at Adamek is doing at HW. First lets remember that he lost to Dawson in a subpar LHW Division and is now beating up guys like Arreola in a pathetic HW division.

    7. Stewart < Byrd: No argument there.

    8. Berbick > Schulz: Better accomplished, better fighter.

    9. Tubbs > Thompson: Tubbs despite his physique was surprisingly fast and was very skilled. Can't say the same about Thompson.

    10. Thomas > Ibragimov: Pinklon Thomas was once the heir apparent to Larry Holmes. He beat better fighters than Sultan and on film appears to be the better fighter. His inability to put away an old Holyfield is a stain on his record.

    11. Mathis jr. < Brewster: Brewster is better.

    12. Smith > Brock (see applicable thread)
    http://www.eastsideboxing.com/forum/showthread.php?p=7747231

    13. C. Williams > Barrett: Carl Williams was a terrific fighter. Sucker for the left hook but was nonetheless more talented than 2 Gunz.

    14. Tillman < McCline: Jameel is better.

    15. Biggs > Austin: Ray Austin is a Jose Ribalta level fighter. Tyrell Biggs has far more talent. This is a guy who because of Mike Tyson was never going to be champ but if he was born into this current era he'd be a top contender. In fact he'd beat: Adamek, Barrett, Arreola, Povetkin and quite possibly give Haye a good fight.

    Now I picked the order you had it in and Tyson's clearly came out better. You haven't watched any Tyson opponents independent on their fight with Tyson because if you did you would reverse your position.

    :deal
     
  2. techks

    techks ATG list Killah! Full Member

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    Tyson did not beat Golota. Other than that, Tyson's resume is good and his wins tend to get underrated I feel.
     
  3. tommygun711

    tommygun711 The Future Full Member

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    yeah he did.. he made golota quit after knocking him down..
    :huh
     
  4. techks

    techks ATG list Killah! Full Member

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    No, it got changed into a NC because......well because Tyson was smoking weed.
     
  5. tommygun711

    tommygun711 The Future Full Member

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    seriously?
    I thought golota quit and told his trainer to **** off.
    shouldve been an rtd regardless of what tyson was doing outside of the ring.
     
  6. techks

    techks ATG list Killah! Full Member

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    Yes, Golota quit but it was later discovered that Tyson was on marijuana during the fight so the decision got reveresed.
     
  7. NoHomeJerome

    NoHomeJerome Boxing Junkie banned

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  8. ricardoparker93

    ricardoparker93 Well-Known Member Full Member

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    :deal I also like how people assume Frazier can be knocked out by any heavy handed fighter... he ran into his H2H nightmare in Foreman and got knocked out, these things happen. Anyway Wlad will have MASSIVE problems dictating the range against Frazier who will break him down to a 7th round TKO.

    Wlads straight shots will be ineffectual against the bobbing and weaving of Frazier and I doubt that he has the guts to back his chin and power and go for an early KO.
     
  9. coog

    coog Active Member Full Member

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    Vlad he is too big and too athletic and he hits too hard. anyone that thinks otherwise doen't understand the modern evolution of training.
     
  10. coog

    coog Active Member Full Member

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    I think that vlad may hit harder than foreman did when forman was young
     
  11. Godfather

    Godfather I put the G in God Full Member

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    But really, Tyson won. The fact that he smoked weed makes no difference.
     
  12. tommygun711

    tommygun711 The Future Full Member

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    don't think so man
     
  13. Muchmoore

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    Who cares
     
  14. Boxed Ears

    Boxed Ears this my daddy's account (RIP daddy) Full Member

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    I doubt that would have ever made any difference either but I remember thinking if I were the ref, I'd have disqualified Tyson for his behaviour if that ended the way I recall.
     
  15. Kalasinn

    Kalasinn ♧ OG Kally ♤ Full Member

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    'Ears, I believe you're thinking of the Lou Savarese fight.

    [ame]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=XUeMxM6Sj78[/ame]

    Go to 2:55.