I can agree with this assessment.
Duran was a great fighter. He mowed everyone down, effectively going 70-0 before (his loss to de Jesus in '72 is questionable imo) legitimately...
How do you think he would've done as a pro if he'd started after either Munich (72), Havana (74), or Montreal (76)? Imo he would've shook things...
Agreed. I think deep down Lewis knows he was never as good as prime time Mike. He stubbornly clings to his overrated victory against a shot Tyson....
This is what i'm talking about with regard to Lewis supporters. Everyone of those opponents were either shot or past their prime by the time Lewis...
Tyson's fights against Holyfield and Lewis come to mind.
He was a good fighter, but he never fought RJJ in the 90's. Also, it would've looked better too if he'd not lost his last 2 fights. Based purely...
I almost want to say Foreman in the 80's/early 90's was just as good if not better than he was in the 70's. I think his stamina and chin...
I'm assuming when you say "anyone" you're speaking figuratively? If by "anyone" you mean literally anyone, then no, that's not my opinion. If by...
Pre-91/92 Foreman beats any version of Bruno.
Foreman didn't even sit down between rounds when he fought Holyfield in 91. He actually stood in his corner between rounds the whole fight. The...
What's to debate exactly? I'll concede that heart and chin transcend time eras. Work ethic? This has a lot to do with heart, and i'm willing to...
It's difficult to pinpoint specifics with regard to training, but imo "heart" and "chin" can play just as large a role in Boxing. This plays to...
Pre-91 Foreman beats any version of Lewis.
@ janitor - There is no f-ing way that old-timer (pre-1960 for the most part) era champion athletes are gonna compare to modern era championship...
