Tua didn't have enough wars to be considered over the hill. Foreman dominated Briggs at almost 49. Of course everyone knows George was robbed that...
I'm quite aware of Young's chin. Foreman almost had him out of there in the 7th. Bad night for George. Another night and, yes, George had the...
Foreman, by his own account, allowed that fight to get out of hand. The heat and tactics just were not helping George at all that night. Another...
Unforgiven is 100% correct. Another unanswered barrage from Ali and Lyle would have went down, and probably out.
Norton was going strong in '75. Quarry was finished. The April '74 match with Frazier did Quarry in. The Quarry of the first Frazier fight should...
Holyfield could take anything Ruddock threw at him and would have stopped Razor by the eighth round.
After the Ali fight, Foreman just seemed unsure of himself. The Foreman who fought Norton was sure of himself and would have beaten Larry Holmes....
To make that clear, Foreman wasn't damaged like many boxers become at his age. Age didn't bother George. I do think he was too heavy. If he...
I think the Foreman of the 90's was slow and too heavy, but not old.
The Holmes-Foreman thread seems to keep coming up. People obviously have different views on the outcome. Holmes loses to Foreman of the Norton...
Ali made Spinks look way better than he actually was because he(Ali) wasn't even remotely interested in the fight. I don't see how Marciano...
Liston would not blast out Lyle. Liston would have trouble with Young because Young would do his usual "run away" technique.
KenNorton804, Yes, there was such a high level of competition in the 70's, it seems unlikely Liston would be dominant like some think. He'd...
I see much over-rating of Liston here. He would probably be in the top 5 spot in the 70's. He would not clean out the whole division.
Valid point on Frazier's motivation when fighting Ali. It made Joe train harder and get totally focused. Frazier was obviously in his best...
