Even his title reign is a bit overrated since he dropped one of his belts and avoided the best up and comers after '82.
90s for talent, 70s because all the major fights actually happened and we got all the closure we needed.
He fought Like a geriatric od what I meant. The story is that one of Georges cornermen was urging him to take it slow and it backfired. Whatever...
I am bothered by the widespread belief on this forum that Jimmy Young came anywhere close to "schooling" Foreman. George really wasnt a fan...
Would have to re-score the Williams fight but I watched the Witherspoon fight recently and thought Holmes won pretty clear, like 8 rounds to 4.
Foreman would be a tough fight for Vitali. George was a big man by the standards of any era. George was realistically a 230 pound guy and in his...
Again, Frazier throws his hooks coming in. I fail to understand your perception. As Fury leans out his arms to grab Joe he gets a hook to the body...
Are you implying that Ali was displaying some sort of strength advantage by holding on to Frazier? Both men were tired and accepted the holding to...
Depending on how convincingly he defeats him (if he does in the first place) I might give him the nod vs Ali. But IMO Frazier is a style nightmare...
The current state of the heavyweight division paints a different picture. Joshua was crushed by a 6 foot morbidly obese modern day Tony Galento...
You can find examples of bigger men beating smaller men, and vice versa at any level at heavyweight. An in-depth analysis brings you to the...
And still good enough to beat one of the best heavyweights around today. How big was Byrd when he made Vitali quit?
Video footage of Johnson shows him losing balance and falling on the canvas while throwing simple combinations. He looks really bad.
Maybe Lewis-Bowe if it took place before the McCall loss. Tyson-Holyfield in the early 90s.
I'm not saying that. I'm not saying certain skills can only be learned by actually fighting a ton. You can obviously learn them in a gym. But...
