Good one Your the man Your the ****in man Realizm Ps. I think you had better remove that `pavlik ko10 hopkins` from under your name because it aint gonna happen. :thumbsup
The funny thing is that most men mentioned here, i.e. Duran, Liston, Tyson, Vitali, etc, all flat-out quit during their careers. Even Foreman probably could've beaten the count against Ali (but would've lost anyhow). Guys like Carlos Monzon, Joe Louis and Rocky Marciano seemed emotionless robots with as only goal to take you out, and never stopped going...
you people who say foreman was cute or a cuddly uncle must have never seen a young foreman strike fear into his opponents, then knock them tfo.
Interesting point, and a good one... but guys who have an aura of violence ala Duran, Tyson, Liston generally get a larger reputation at large it seems to me. Facing an emotionless robot who is going to beat you like you're nothing more than a piece of meat is terrifying when you have to go into the ring against them, but the rest of the time those guys don't get the same aura of menace. Guys who can pull off viciousness and back it up for awhile will always have a different kind of fear, one more easily appreciated by fans and by any fighter that might have to face them, rather than just the guys who will be facing them. After all that: Duran, Liston, Dempsey, and Hagler would be my picks.
No one is close to Lennox. He forced a great heavyweight to throw his belt in the trash can rather than face him. He forced an ATG to pay him $4 million to go away. He forced another ATG to publicly say no thanks.
How about the guy slugging Wlad in your avatar: Lamon Brewster? Oh, wait, he got his ass handed to him by Wlad in the rematch. You might want to dump that avatar.:deal
Larry Holmes. What you saw in Tyson-Douglas was Tyson vs. a primed out Holmes. Holmes was a mean MOFO, just ask Trvor Berbick!