I'd pick a prime Tyson to win. Bowe lacked defense, and was there to be hit. Tyson feeds off of that, and would find his mark. Bowe never faced...
I don't think Mosley would need to put on a clinic to win. I can see him eating some nice shots from Tito, losing some rounds, but taking the...
Mosley has the better chin and a more varied skillset and footwork, so I favor him. Tito always has the ability to land the bomb, of course....
That is one impressive list when you stand back and look at it. And here so many claim it was a "weak era". '91 seems to pop up a lot in...
This would be an ugly, horrible, disgusting event that I would never want to see. Hagler-Hearns is hard enough for me to watch. This I can't...
Spoon is probably favored here as a more complete fighter, but prime Ruddock was fearless, could take a hell of a punch, and had good recuperative...
Tyson of Holyfield 2 was in excellent physical shape. He looked to be in the best shape of his post-prison career actually. He trained hard for...
I'd love to see Mosely win. Unfortunately I don't see it happening. I see Mayweather being able to pick and choose. Both fighters are going to...
Comeback Foreman taking out Tyson is the geatest media hype myth of modern boxing. You are sheep.
Tito doesn't have the footwork/lateral movement to hang with SRL. He was also dropped quite often during his career, and SRL was one of the best...
Teddy Atlas has talked about how Cus taught Mike to beat Holmes long before Mike even turned pro. At the time, they figured Larry might be who...
You are hilarious if you really think that did anything. Wow. Williams was down from the punch, no debating. All you have to do is listen to...
Holyfield faced true, big man heavyweights, and was able to take their punches with incredible recuperative abilities. He handled ATG power from...
Great poll for debate. Very tough call. Holyfield's success at Heavy says something to me. And he was an incredible counter puncher.
Hearns did not try to box Hagler.
