I could c Joe beating them all. I think he has a ton of trouble w Usyk as I think anyone would. I think Byrd and Tua and Povetkin give him all...
He was 38…and the average age of Rocky’s opponents was younger then that of Holmes and Tyson were all their opponents shop worn? Ali’s were older...
U know what the ironic thing here is Marciano’s opponents average age was lower than both Tyson’s and Holmes…they can’t live to their own critics...
It was 24% was a misquote. But that still blew away Holmes numbers. Also Holmes fought much worse competition so that’s saying something
They cherry pick the “worn” names to and leave off the prime guys like Layne who beat the would be champ Walcott and Satterfield. Or Matthews who...
Marciano didn’t fight Bucceroni Brion or Wallace why list them? And if u just wanted to sue Marciano opponents u could have used Charles Walcott...
Why not use the best contenders of the early 50s? No Archie Moore, Nino Valdez, Clarence Henry, Bob Baker, Harold Johnson. Go and match them
U people like to pick n choose ur quotes. Let’s not take the ones where corners and opponents tell u he’s harder to hit than he looks. No just pic...
Lmao u r unhinged. On the doll show us where Rocky touched u
I think Holmes and Tyson prob win them all. But that’s why they’re great. As is Marciano. But they’re top wins don’t look as good and u should...
It’s hard not to pick Moore here. To much experience. The weight means nothing
I hate to think what would happen to poor old George if he fought prime Louis. His defense was not built for that kind of pain. He Knocks them all...
There really is a solid argument for #3 from Dempsey to Wlad to Marciano Holmes Lewis Foreman. Even Liston and Tyson has a case imo. Some might...
To be fair to Lennox every big name in the game avoided him. Cheating him of a chance to fight for greatness. It’s not like he avoided the number...
I would say the one who is often the aggressor hits more and gets hit less is more often the winner. Certainly can be misleading when taking into...
