I've got.... Beterbiev Dubois Ortiz Sheeraz Buatsi Zhang Stevenson Apart from Stevenson alot of these fights are very debatable though which is...
Your scorecard isn't bad there's nothing with 6-3 for Vitali the only issue I have with your scorecard is the 9th round because I thought that was...
Losing 2 mins of the round ? Vitali was pawing with his punches and got hit with a solid left hand from Byrd which was the most eye catching punch...
You say superior but Vitali has no win on his resume better than Chris Byrd so who are these more dangerous opponents ? So that's more assumption...
You're definitely wrong on round 9 trust me that's objectively Byrd's best round of the fight even Harold Lederman scored that round for Byrd.
Byrd backed him up and outlanded Vitali 24-17 in the round it was a clear Byrd round and his best round of the fight. 1. Vitali 2. Vitali 3. Byrd...
How was the 9th a swing round ? That was Byrd's best round of the fight and he won that round clearly without debate.
Corrie Sanders
8 punches 132 to 124 and Byrd landed at a much higher percentage 44 percent to only 26 percent for Vitali. Byrd also landed 50 percent of his...
I think one aspect that isn't talked about much in regards to Holmes's reign is that he had 15 stoppages in world title fights which is a good ratio.
It doesn't have to be a brawl for me to find it entertaining. For example there's high level technical fights like McCallum vs Toney 1 which is...
I found Crawford vs Madrimov to be quite dull honestly Madrimov did more feinting than actual punching and it was a cautious tactical affair. But...
I just think he lacks that real fire in your belly needed to be a real upper echelon fighter. I mean he did beat Zhang which aged well but I...
1. Beterbiev vs Bivol 2 2. Dubois vs Parker 3. Ortiz vs Madrimov 4. Zhang vs Kabayel 5. Buatsi vs Smith 6. Adames vs Sheeraz 7. Stevenson vs Padley
I've always said Hrgovic has the best chin of the modern day Heavyweights it's absolute granite IMO. It's a pity every other attribute is only...
