the IMO easy 5 picks are: Lewis, Tyson, Wlad, Vitali, Fury. next I'll pick Bowe [though honestly I'm giving him more credit for a single...
Hearns, Hamed, Lewis, Eubank, Tyson (either of them).
I always saw size as a key part of the Bowe package. Don't fancy him at all against a high quality giant.
dubois doesn't move half as well, he's more a new Gary Mason than Lewis
pretty even TBH, the pair of them were probably about on par. I'd marginally pick Bruno, his CV was overall the more impressive given that he...
"the best" as in the best in the world, yes, probably. the best in your neighborhood, not so much.
Quite possibly. Boxing is all about styles, it's a paper-scissors-rock kinda thing. At roughly the same time [circa 10 yrs ago]: (a) Haye...
natural super middle vs natural super welter, canelo's possible slight edge in class wouldn't be enough to bridge the gap.
[as an aside - almost any UFC fight] in boxing - Briggs/Vitali? in defence of the OP's classic example - it was horrible to see Tommy repeatedly...
i can't really agree. this is him in his third fight, on his 19th birthday, plainly a strong guy and superb athlete, spectacularly so by the...
70s Ali, maybe. 60s Ali was taller than all but one or two of his opponents, heavier than the majority, & faster than all without exception....
ha, no, I just meant that it started, at some point during the fight, to look as if losing might be a possibility, that'd never really happened to...
I'm not sure Hopkins is a great shout. When people say that about him they're mostly making comparisons with the preternaturally gifted [and...
that's fair. all fighters have ups & downs, depending on the matches they face, their health & fitness, & so on, rather than being on perfectly...
It was watching a near-live rerun [repeatedly, since my dad used to VCR a lot of the big fights] of the Tyrell Biggs or Pinklon Thomas fight, I...
