Calling George Foreman the strongest fighter of all time is probably hyperbole too, but it is much closer to the truth than calling him the most...
Prime Lyle was stopped by two of the greatest heavyweights of all time (Ali and Foreman) and lost a decision twice to arguably the slickest...
Mr. Moose was the guest referee.
As many have said not much to gain and a lot to lose. Fighting iron chinned guys with lots of power is not fun.
Based on their histories a decision is very probable as is a close controversial decision. I favor Fury slightly IF he is in shape and prepared.
This would make a great Quentin Tarantino movie.
I'm an American who appreciated Foreman for his underrated boxing skills, immense strength and heart, and his ability to reinvent himself. Foreman...
I think it comes down to how you operationally define "put up a better fight." Spinks would likely not drop Fury and get him into trouble like...
I thought Ali looked pretty good in this fight too. He lost but he had some moments.
We probably agree that it was by far the worst fight of their trilogy. Pretty much a stinker.
I thought Ali lost to Norton III and Young (I think Young got robbed but he did himself no favors sticking his head out of the ropes). I know I'm...
This was one of the biggest robberies ever. Sturm clearly won this fight. Few cared about the robbery because Sturm was a relatively unknown...
Buster Douglas epitomizes "be careful what you wish for." After winning the heavyweight title he ballooned up and almost died. He saved his life...
I was always a Hopkins fan and thought his fight against Kovalev might be his last one, so I saw it live. I wished it was his last one. Kovalev...
