Tony Galento v. David Tua's Opponents (through 2005)?

How does Galento fare against Tua's opponents? How many losses does he suffer (if any)?

 

Knocks 'em all out in one night because he was Italian

 

He would get a messy record against Tua's early opposition, and would not look nearly as impressive.

The expectations of him when he went up against the cream of the crop would be much lower.

That might just be where things would get interesting though.

He would either beat somebody who he wasn't expected to beat, or give somebody an unexpectedly competitive fight.

 

So we are talking about the likes of:

Lennox Lewis
Ike Ibeabuchi
Chris Byrd
Hasim Rahman
David Izon
Oleg Maskaev
John Ruiz
Michael Moorer
Darnell Nicholson

 

The Bum gets moidered!

 

How about Tua v Galento's opposition?

 

He loses to Louis and Nova.

 

Interesting.

He wouldn't be fighting three guys a night, that's for sure. The majority of Galentos career was spent fighting guys in back to back weeks and months.

I think he would have a similar record to Tua.
Maybe a bit worse.

 

Maybe a real Italian like Primo could do it.

 

"With a little help from my friends"?

 

No way he loses to Nova, he sparks him!

 

There are basically two scenarios here.

A. He beats Nova, significantly surpassing anything that he did in real life, and we have to reevaluate him.

B. He loses to Nova, as was his manner against ranked opposition, and there is no need to reevaluate him.

I suspect that scenario B is more likely, and that is what I have to give him based on his record.

 

Knocks out Maskaev. Can beat Izon and Nicholson probably, maybe Rahman on Hasim's bad day if Galento is lucky. Add Oquendo and there are 10 opponents. I think Galento record will be like 3-7 or 4-6 against them.

 

Lol I would love to smoke the weed you smoke. Louis couldn't handle Max Schmeling's power but he is going to be able to handle Tua's? Just stop making comments kid. You are making yourself look bad.

 

Galento lost 25 times fighting guys who were usually cruiserweights by today's standards. Izon, Nicholson and Rahman would destroy fat butterball Galento in a few rounds.