No, but you need something else to compensate. Huge raw strength and a massive weight advantage being the obvious ones. If you're small, slow...
Because none of those guys had his combination of speed, technique and general nastiness. Firpo was slow as molasses and looked like a crude...
Slow, crude, unathletic guys, sure. By the 90s you had guys the size of Willard and Firpo with the speed and athleticism of smaller fighters....
He's crude and slow and hittable. Really a very average fighter in many ways. But his power is once in a lifetime fight ending stuff. I honestly...
He was definitely one of the hardest punchers in his era; that's a statement that can be made with a firm amount of confidence. Trouble was,...
To Dempsey fans. Honestly ask yourself how hard Artur Beterbiev punches at heavyweight. That'll put this ridiculous question into some kind of...
Forgive my eyes and brain for making me think otherwise. An odd dreamland where a 180lber magically punches harder than 240lbs juiced up...
Yeah, I'm getting echoes of Martin from Wilder lately as well. Dude seems to be going off the deep end a little bit.
It'd be interesting to see how big Kudryashov would get at heavy. He's an absolutely mammoth cruiserweight, looks to be about 220lbs, though...
I can see why since Durodola was still on his feet and had just staggered back from a left hook, but considering he was out of it for a round and...
You had Durodola winning? Really? I like the dude, hell of a heart and tough as a Thompson of the Carl variety, but I'd rather the spot be given...
Physically? No way. Kudryashov is all kinds of psycho-killer scary.
Yeah, I thought it could have been stopped after the first knockdown. Durodola was running on fumes after that and was lucky he was even allowed...
Hot damn! I stand corrected!
He's busy boxing his shadow and showing off his sweet southpaw moves.
