Roy Jones is losing to people who arent even topping their weight classes anymore. Definitely him. Had he retired when he seemed unbeatable,...
Total brain fart. Charles, yes. I think Charles beats him. I think Roy beats Conn, Moore and Tunney, but I would absolutely put money on Ezzard...
I don't think he beats Schmeling, actually. And Sharkey and Godfrey arent special to me.
Wlad is seriously underrated. He'd be in with a chance against Lewis, but he's a bit outgunned in key areas and the styles match up to favor...
Still think Max's focus problem gets him in trouble here. He'd get hit too much early and probably blown out before he had a chance to extend George.
I think he's good enough to stop both, but you make a good point. Max clowns quite a bit, and Tunney was more than competent enough to beat him...
Vitali quit that night. He looked like he was ready to fight off the doctor to get back at Lewis in their fight. I was under the impression...
Hopkins takes him to school, but Freddie brings it hard and the fight is thus entertaining. Skills pay the bills, and Hopkins is a hard, hard...
I think Tommy beats them all. I think Hoya struggles with both Wright and Norris, but I can see him beating both, as well. He was quite good,...
Wlad would beat the **** out of Jorge and stop him late in a cookie cutter Wlad Klitschko performance.
This almost to a tee. I think if Schmeling did beat Louis and thus earn the right to challenge Tunney(may have unfolded that way) and Tunney was...
Bowe was still vulnerable to being outboxed: The times Evander gave him trouble were when he stopped slugging blindly and actually attempted a...
Gene had the mind for the job, but I have doubts he had the body. The difference in speed, hand, foot, and reflex, is drastic. Ali is bottled...
Ali, just like Tyson, in the end, just wasn't a great person young. He grew up, and certainly grew into his role as boxing's ambassador. Tyson...
Fun match up. I don't think Leonard has the heaviest dig, and Katsidis can crack. I'd take Michael, TKO 11.
