Arthur Abraham Chris Byrd Ricky Hatton John Ruiz
Juan Manuel Marquez
What an awful night for Bowe this would be. He wouldn't hit ****, would be tagged all over the place, wouldn't keep up, and unfortunately for him...
Agreed. Foreman wasn't dodging punchers as much as he was looking to get the most clear path to the title. He'd have gotten in the ring with...
It was actually Holmes's uppercut that got him caught with the punch. Larry got careless and moved forward from the outside with a right uppercut...
"The canvas came up and met me."
So you saw what Charles, Louis, Walcott, Matthews, etc saw too? Not like those statements weren't made in the late 40s through the 50s of him too.
Foreman would still probably win given that Ken didn't do well backing up and Foreman would still be pushing Ken back at all times. Ken did not...
No he did not. He got caught with a good punch from a hard puncher but he wasn't saved by a bell. He was caught in a worse situation by Mosley in...
Moore over Durelle Mosley over Margarito Toney over Jirov (or maybe Holyfield?)
Tyson later on moved away from looking for combinations consistently and became more geared towards looking for a big bomb to land
Lennox is the harder puncher and also the better all around puncher. That's not saying Joshua is a light puncher, more that Lennox had exceptional...
It was prior to him reaching his prime but still a very good win. Not the same Hopkins of the second half of the 90s into the early 2000s but as...
Eddie Futch Emanuel Steward Jack Dempsey Rocky Marciano Angelo Dundee Jake LaMotta
Foreman would end up taking Bowe out in a troublesome brawl. Bowe has the skills and fighting spirit to hang with Foreman for a stretch but he was...
