Victor Galindez was a wide open guy who based his game on strength and toughness. He did pretty well till the LHW class was infused with a glut of...
Yeah, I don't think you will get many responses to this. Now let's see. Carlos DeLeon was a good fighter. The best modern Cruiser till Qawi and...
I agree with Mr. Magoo. I think Leroy Jones was better than some here have made him out to be. I think I read somewhere that Larry Holmes...
Are the Eddie Cotton vs Jose Torres and the Floyd Patterson vs George Chuvalo fights in the book. In a list of 100, I wouldn't mind putting in...
Holmes would have around a 28-30 pound weight advantage and was taller by about 5 inches. He had one of the best jabs ever. Theoretically, it is...
Emile Griffith was a class act and it would not be out of place to compare him with anyone. Having said that, I would like to state that Roberto...
This one has been done many, many times. I have always felt that Tyson would have knocked out Lewis if both had fought in their respective primes.
Napoles was clearly the more accomplished boxer. But, like others here have pointed out, I too feel that Basilio would have the edge in size,...
Are you asking about prime vs prime or an old Foreman vs a prime Lewis?
When did Frazier KO Bugner in 2 rounds? I am sure Frazier won on points.
Hmm...a revered ATG versus a huge puncher who lost to the best he fought in his own era. Emotions are bound to enter the picture when we try to...
There is another thread going on in this forum about which middleweight had the best build of all time. After seeing the picture of Bob Moha, I...
Now, let's see: "Ali W15 Young" of '76 - No. Jimmy scored enough points to make it interesting. But he removed his body from the line of fire...
Very good matchup. After thinking about this for a while I cannot quite make up my mind. P4p it's definitely Spinks. But at 200, I agree with...
Think Gregorio Peralta and how well he did against a young George Foreman. So Tunney, better than Senor Peralta, has a chance. But only against a...
