If Deontay Wilder is serious about his boxing career first he should get back to around 210 to 215. Then if I was him I would fight a guy who is a...
He lost to Fury twice not three times. Second Wladimir lost to 3 lower level fighters and went on to become champion for 10 years. Losing 2 fights...
Usyk beating Joshua. Lol now casual fans and or biased boxing fans act like Usyk is something special. Even against Joshua he didn't look...
Well you are only partially right. Uysk caught Joshua at the right time. You are wrong about about fighting a big guy who isn't afraid Usyk is 6'3...
Right and then you realize you see this all the time in MMA or boxing. A ref would either grab the arm or even pull down a fighter to stop him...
The better question is "When is Dillian Whyte"?
So I will assume you are 10 years old and never watched boxing before. I seen guys take a horrible beating in real boxing and then come back in...
I don't know what movie you were watching. Creed still thought he could win. That is why he told Rocky not to stop the fight. No where in the...
The ref could of grabbed Drago so he would stop hitting Creed. I seen various refs in real life grab or push a boxer so they would stop hitting...
Well pretty much every fighter Joe Louis fought was a tomato can. Like I said Butterbean was far more skilled than Galento.
Lol and Joe Louis fought this guy in a title fight. None of Mike Tyson's opponents during his title reign were this unskilled. Well none of the...
Great story. He started at 160 which isn't a light heavyweight by modern standards and you get ignored. Blocked.
Great which has nothing to do with the point being made. Somebody said Floyd Patterson started his career at light heavyweight. I explained he...
Well we don't know how much Mike has left. He held back against a smaller Roy Jones Jr.. So this thread is pretty silly. We are asking could a...
Yet you still think Ruiz could beat Berbick, Weaver, Page, James Smith, Spinks ect? Then you are also inflating Ruiz. Ruiz beat Joshua a hype jobs...
