Actually, judging by the film, I think their legs are a little far apart at the time Ali goes down for Wepner to be standing on his foot. It looks...
As in, all on the same night?
Few elite fighters?!?!?!? Let's see, here... from the early 1940s all the way through the early '60s, he fought the following future Hall-of-Fame...
I voted 7. Although Moore hadn't reached his best yet when they fought, Charles did beat him all three times, so he has to be given the edge...
Look, it's just plain not reasonably debatable that Walcott wasn't in his prime when he fought Simon. At that point in his career, Walcott was not...
Patterson was fast with good technique, but he was a straight-ahead, inside pressure fighter, not a stick-and-mover. You'll find this in...
That could be an interesting experiment- as long as we don't overdo it(ie. spamming the whole front page with it), perhaps we could run a few...
This is the same Tim Williamson who's 35, hasn't fought in two years and lost two of his last four fights before that, is it not?
I would note the biggest cluster of votes is in the 3-5 range.
Liston was only 6'1" or so, but he had extremely long arms proportionate to his height(watch him jabbing in the Machen fight, for example- his...
Regardless of how he looked last time out when coming off a lay-off of over a year preceded by a crushing defeat, Tarver was the legitimate...
Excellent post. Liston has a small collection of impressive wins, but his overall body of work is nowhere near Marciano's or especially Louis',...
I wouldn't really call size one of Foreman's "greatest" assets, particularly since his size wasn't especially great. Here I'm afraid you're just...
Lewis was 6'5" with an 84" reach. Foreman was 6'3 1/2" with an 80" reach. This is hardly a gap that would make Foreman "small" to Lewis. Lewis'...
I went with four. I could really see anywhere from about 2 to 6, though- there are a number of guys in there who I think he could pretty much go...
