1970s Elites records against each other

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  1. SuzieQ49

    SuzieQ49 The Manager Full Member

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    Muhammad Ali, Joe Frazier, George Foreman, Larry Holmes, Ken Norton, Ron Lyle, Jimmy Young, Jerry Quarry, Earnie Shavers.

    Muhammad Ali- 10-3(5 knockouts)

    Joe Frazier- 3-4 (2 knockouts)

    George Foreman- 4-2 (4 knockouts)

    Larry Holmes- 4-0 (2 knockouts)

    Ken Norton- 3-5 (1 knockout)

    Ron Lyle- 1-5 (1 knockout)

    Jimmy Young- 3-3-1(0 knockouts)

    Earnie Shavers 2-5-1 (2 knockouts)
     
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    Are you sure your numbers are correct?

    Lyle should be 1-4 (one KO)
    Norton should be 2-5 (one KO)
     
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    More like.

    Muhammad Ali- 8-5(5 knockouts)


    Ken Norton- 5-3 (1 knockout)
     
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  4. My dinner with Conteh

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    Kenny beat Ali, Quarry and Young; Lyle lost to Jimmy twice.
     
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  5. SuzieQ49

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    Yes, I'm sure.


    Norton beat Quarry, Young, Ali

    Lyle lose to Young 2x, Ali, Foreman, and Quarry
     
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    My dinner with Conteh Tending Bepi Ros' grave again Full Member

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    Where's Joe Bugner? :hey He'd be something like 0-5 vs the Elite (and 0-1 vs Sons' of the Elite).
     
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    Earnie Shavers lost to Bob Stallings and Ron Stander too.

    Jimmy Young lost to Ocasio x 2, and Randy Neumann and Roy Williams.
     
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  8. Stevie G

    Stevie G Obsessed with Boxing Full Member

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    I'm waiting for the storm here - "Ali's wins over such and such were disputed...blah....blah......."
     
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    Good point.
    He had wins over Norton, Young and Shavers that are disputed. :good
     
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  10. Stevie G

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    :lol: Bugner's 1983 performance against Frazier's mini-me was embarassing to watch. Anytime Joe scored a decent shot,he looked like he was ashamed of doing anything positive at all. Bugner could have won that,if he had n't have done his "I can run and I sure CAN hide" pantomime piece.
     
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    Maybe he was on a bonus to lose.
     
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  12. Stevie G

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    Joe was really annoying in this phase of his career. Dropping decisions to Frazier Jr. Tangstead et al. Even though he was past his best,he still had enough left to convincingly beat this level of opponent.

    Mind you,he also should have beaten Jack Bodell,the decade earlier too.
     
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    Yeah, his comeback 1986 - '87 in Australia was much better. But then he turned up for the Bruno fight at about 256 pounds and went through the motions and got busted up, a fight I don't think he was too keen on winning.
     
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  14. Stevie G

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    Definitely agree with you about the Bruno fight. I recall watching it live,and as soon as Joe peeled off his gown to reveal his Michellin man suit,I thought "Oh sod it...he's just going to go through the motions.."
     
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    I love Ali, but i admit that i scored Ali-Norton III for Norton, & Ali-Shavers for Shavers.

    Although in fairness, Post-Manila Ali was a shot fighter, so those arguable losses shouldn't be held against his greatness.
     
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