One jab from Mayweather would knock out or seriously hurt most 6ft+ 200lbs bodybuilders who have no fighting experience, he would absolutely...
Fighting Rio Ferdinand is more realistic.
It will be an even worse massacre than Joshua vs Povetkin.
How much would the freak, the monster Foreman weigh in the 1970s if he stripped his fat to Wilder and Joshua levels. He was just 217lbs at 6'3...
The 218lb Foreman of the 70s didnt have a great chin either, he was knocked out by 216lb Ali and knocked down several times by 220lb Lyle.
That's classic boxer behaviour, to say that a person they beat was 'the hardest pucher I ever faced'. Yet the people who actually knocked them out...
6'3 218lbs Foreman would not be considered a 'monster' today. That is small. He wasn't fast either. Joshua and Fury would both dominate him...
The last I heard he had moved down to cruiserweight, he never looked big enough to be a modern heavyweight, the extra weight was giving him knee...
Norton was simply too small and too slow as well. It would be a one sided massacre.
Football (soccer) is the most popular sport in the world and Pele is arguably it's biggest star. He was just as popular as Ali if not more.
You said he was the most famous personality ever which isn't the case. His peak fame never exceeded Michael Jackson or Elvis. Even in sport Pele...
That is nonsense. Only Americans think like this. Ali was nowhere near as famous as Michael Jackson or Elvis.
For the 2nd day in a row I have heard the phrase 'I feel like I went 10 rounds with Mike Tyson' on a TV show here in Britain. He's been retired...
Tyson paid him money to step aside in the mid 90s and Bowe ducked him. They were obviously scared of him. He avenged both of his defeats in such...
The 1940s guys were light heavyweights/cruisers by modern standards.
