Peter McNeely vs Muhammad Ali

:rofl:rofl:rofl...that's all...very good..and yes. so very Shommel-like.

 

mcneley by brutal ko in 45 seconds no contest, sorry i love ali, but mcneley fought in the modern era and his favourite colour is the brown.

 

The way McNeeley stormed out of the gates against Iron Mike, he's not going to have any trouble with feather-fisted ALI!

 

ali had a way of throwing a lot of punches with an open hand so 1 slap to peters jaw and peter is out cold peter is a tomato can:think

 

To be serious...just due to stylistic reasons I think the "best" McNeeley could actually last into the second or third round until Ali got bored and sat down on his punches.

 

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when you get fighters like peter and tex and a host of other tomato cans it does not sit well with a lot of boxing fans the commissions that sanction these type of fights should receive suspension:think

 

Man tex cobb was 3 levels above McNeeley

 

the fight would last as long as ali wanted to play with him,ali toyed with a few fighters until he took them out

 

Silly billy !!!!!!!! Muhammad would n't take this one,as he knows that McNeely is the greatest

 

:rofl:rofl

 

Ali had nothing on the McNeelster...besides the "Cocoon of Horror" that would have smothered Ali, he would have used the ol' "Dope-a-Dope".

 

I don't think Peter McNeeley could have beaten Terrance Alli.

 

He had Dunn in trouble during round two, then carried him to make good on a round five prediction. In Dunn's next outing, Bugner took all of six seconds to put him on his back. Ali was a showman when dealing with over matched opposition, typically not taking less than three to five rounds to dispatch somebody when he realized he could eliminate them at any time. He floored Blue Lewis for what should have been the full count in five, bounced Bob Foster four times in the fifth, took out Coopman and Dunn in five, possibly could have ended the rematch with Quarry in that round, and strove mightily to halt an unexpectedly durable Mac Foster in five. With Peter, I think he'd choose to dance around and play to the crowd for a couple rounds before lowering the boom in the third. There's no way he permits McNeeley to go past five.