Ingo vs Butterbean

Bean had101 fights, retired once with a shoulder injury and was stopped once.

 

He was fighting club fighters.

Ingo was fighting guys like Henry Cooper, Eddie Machen and Floyd Patterson

 

All jokes aside Ingo would obliterate the novelty act within 2 rounds probably within one.

How many of the guys Butterbean fought were actually trying to win? **** all I’d say. It’s a pity Mitchell Rose missed the memo and forgot to not punch the bum back lol.

Butterbean could hit hard against out of shape pub bouncers and unemployed actors but against a real world class fighter? Nah not a lick.

 

It doesn't make any sense. There is absolutely nothing Butterbean did better than Ingo inside the ring. I think people haven't seen a single Butterbean fight. I saw two recently and he looks laughably bad.

 

I wouldn't call Johnny Knoxville unemployed.

 

True lol

 

I don't think Butterbean was ever knocked down in over 90 fights. Getting stopped by a bum is downright impossible to overlook or forgive, but again, he wasn't knocked out or even down. His hefty 300 lbs of fat certainly seems to help him absorb blows. I don't see how Ingo could be regarded as having the better chin, who we've seen ger KOd twice. Ingo has less than 1/3 of Butterbean's fights which doesn't help either.

Ingo KOing Machen had less to do with raw power and more about excellent timing and strategy. He lulled Machen into a false sense of security, then launched a cruise missile of a right hand when he was off guard. Butterbean definitely seems to have a bit more raw power shot for shot and knows how to get his weight into his blows.

 

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I really hope you're being sarcastic but given your agenda against Patterson and by extension Ingo, I sadly doubt it.

 

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Bean rolled gracefully with the punches, a quality that that often incorrectly gives a fighter the label of having a great chin.

 

And then Butterbean, at certain stages of his career, was hard to knock down, mainly because, if he tilted his head a certain way, and his trunks got tangled, and he kept his gloves off the floor, the referee sometimes had a hard time determining if he was up or down, as in: "Uh...one...two...uh...wait...are you up or down?"

 

Laughed out loud at this!