Except you're missing some context. Holmes had been a professional since 1973 so that's 24 year gap from when he fought Nielen in 1997, fighting...
Here's the issue i have with Fury. 1. After his win over Wladimir he never rematched him and wasted 3 years of his career being a glutton on a...
I think what people forget is Mayweather was just as much past his prime as Pacquiao was Mayweather was 38 years old and would retire the same...
If we're talking strictly in regards to H2H ability ? my top 5 would be.... 1. Wladimir Klitschko 2. Oleksandr Usyk 3. Vitali Klitschko 4. Tyson...
I'm not trying to be nasty to you but i think you need to delve deeper into the resumes of some of these fighters. Mayweather resume ODLH Diego...
Mike Tyson outslugs Joe Frazier. Larry Holmes outboxes Lennox Lewis.
It's an old scorecard I thought I'd share i may go back and rewatch the fight.
Go to 4:47 that's when Cus starts talking about Ali/Dempsey this is actually a good respectful debate between a very wise man of boxing and a...
Looking at the guys listed in this thread my picks would be Povetkin, Ibeabuchi, just because of their size, power, and they are some of the more...
Also just to add Jack Dempsey is winning this poll but I remember Cus D'Amato saying that Dempsey would be very vulnerable to Ali's style the way...
I'm not going to get involved in the arguing i've made it a rule to myself not to argue with anyone online anymore. I'm not singling anyone out...
@dmt i did a scorecard awhile ago. @bolo specialist i agree with you. James Toney vs Dave Tiberi 1 Toney 2 Tiberi 3 Tiberi 4 Tiberi 5 Tiberi 6...
I've never seen the hype with Fury honestly and i've been critical about him since even before the Usyk fights I wasn't impressed with the...
Wallin, Cunningham, are not good names at all. Cunningham went 5-5 at Heavyweight and as I said he wouldn't even be ranked as a top 100...
I'm going against the grain and picking Pacquiao I see Barrios in his last fight get beat up and dropped by a fringe contender. He stands straight...
