Marciano was skilled enough to beat guys like Walcott Moore and a still dangerous though faded version of Charles.
In real life Ali lost to Joe Frazier, him losing to Marciano hardly seems outlandish.
I doubt Ali could beat him what skilled 240+ men did Ali ever beat?
Marciano possibly beating Ali doesn't suggest to me that he has a chance against guys like Wladimir Klitschko Anthony Joshua or Lennox Lewis.
Marciano has a higher knockout percentage than Lyle by far and stopped better opponents
Lyles power didn't pan out to well against small heavyweights he actually fought like Peralta Quarry Ellis
Lyle couldn't even beat Quarry suggesting he has a shot with Liston makes little sense.
As I've pointed out there is a lot of circular logic with this claim Ali fought ATGs. If Ali hadn't lost to Frazier I doubt Frazier would be...
It was a controversial decision that could have gone to Charles. Walcott beat Charles more emphatically.
Rankings are based on actual accomplishments not speculation. The fact is Tyson was shot when he fought Lewis and arguing that Tyson or Holyfield...
It's also worth noting that Holyfield and Tyson fought on far past their primes and accumulated many losses that could have been avoided had they...
Lewis didn't face a Tyson anywhere near his prime, why on earth would anyone bring that up as a plus for Lewis. Also, styles make fights,...
There seems to be a lot of circular logic with Holyfield. People he fought are said to be formidable simply because they gave Holyfield problems....
Also, what criteria are we using for greatness? Against todays top contenders many 70s heavyweights would be giving away 30-50 pounds in weight....
The thing about the 70s is that its rated highly by people of that generation. Fight fans of other generations generally have a much lower...
