He was outclassed by Toney and Ibragimov. He lost decisively to Byrd, and people cried after his fight with Donald—literally, they cried. He had...
On most fan lists, Lewis is ahead of Holyfield Even on this forum, Lennox is competing with Larry Holmes for the title of top three heavyweight...
We can agree that Lewis's lack of fights with the best is his fault. We can disagree. It doesn't matter. He didn't fight them He first faced the...
Wasn't beating Ken Norton just as impressive?
Patterson, Hamed, AJ, M Tyson, maybe Foreman yet.
Larry Holmes. A fantastic record, longevity, and head-to-head potential to beat absolutely anyone. Never defeated in his prime, he always found a way.
He was much better than Tua and had more perspective. He adopted David's game. Nobody could do that back then. Ike could box and fight, Tua could...
I think it was between 1997 and 2001. Lennox himself claims that the second fight with Rahman was his peak
Of course, but Holmes aged the best of all the champions. After Tyson, he won another 20 years and remained competitive for almost another 10 years!
Depends on the criteria. I don't think he was ever as good as Jones, Hagler, or Leonard. But none of them were as good for as long as Hopkins. He...
Well said. He doesn't have a single victory as impressive as the biggest ones of Louis, Liston, Tyson, Ali, Holmes, Foreman, Norton, Frazier, or...
If a 38-year-old after a 2-year break is old and rusty, what is a 41-year-old Wlad like after a 2-year break? Yes, the one AJ fought for his life.
today's Usyk of that Green? probably yes
exactly!! and his fanboys want him to beat someone like Spinks or Holmes, ridiculous... that's the stupidest thing about when Clay, who just...
Moorer was the better heavyweight, but his style doesn't make him suitable for a fight with an opponent like Tua. Too static, too close, too slow...
