Liston the hardest hitter of all-time? I think Eddie Machen would disagree. We should ask him once he wakes up from that tiff with Ingo.
Duran of 83' was better, but the effort in 89' was supernatural. If there is a Nirvana, Duran is joining the Vikings there in the afterlife for...
He gets beat worse. The Duran vs Hagler was better. He showed that by challenging arguable the greatest middleweight champ in the history of the...
Tyson Fury, in my view. Not that competitive either. Sports at the world level is nothing to sneeze at, and with one man in prime condition and...
I think the chance of Rocky cutting would be very high. I once saw an interview with Cooper who said that before the exile, Ali had a very...
Imagine -- you are in a boxing ring fighting for the world heavyweight title. You are winning. Suddenly you're on your ass, all the pain from all...
We'll never know, since Duran's other means were too good to exclude in favor of primarily jabbing.
I have this notion that lean guys are more susceptible. So going upwards of your natural weightclass, even while facing bigger punchers, could...
The fight that really cements my awe for Duran at lightweight is the second Dejesus fight. Counting ring generalship and technique he did not...
Probably Pryor on points, but it'd be close, and I'm not betting on it. It is hard to win vs Pryor without any artillery to make him pay for his...
Give me Biggs. Kid had heart, feet and skills.
By this reasoning Wladimir Klitschko is greater than both.
Leotis wins easier. Liston will be more willing to engage him head-on, which plays into the hands Martin, who was once known to almost be a contender.
He could. I don't think he would, though. The odds are stacked against him. If I had to pick one, I'll take Duran of Dejesus III.
I'm not a big Holyfield fan, but that man was never scared in the ring. He bumped into Bowe, fought onto old age and after getting momentarily...
