I see Ali still winning albeit by different means. He would dance a lot more in the earlier rounds. Ali simply had Foreman's number when they...
Very good question Fergy. Bob Arum puts on the Foreman-Ali fight in Madison Square Garden. Ali still wins so history does n't change too...
I think Thomas had fallen off the wagon when it came to illegal substances prior to this fight,Fergy. Berbick - an erratic fighter himself - took...
Hard finding a case for anyone else. Even Dempsey and Langford would have to go all out for victory. Maybe a Cruiserweight Evander Holyfield...
Going with consensus. My vote is for Larry. More consistent and I strongly believe that Holmes would win a prime for prime fight. I have a lot...
At the pre fight press conference Galento yells out "I'LL MOIDER DA BUM!" 'Two Ton Tony' by early knockout.
Thanks Richard.
You're dead right. Larry's opponents may not have been of the greatest calibre but there were some competent guys on the list.
One of Rocky's amateur losses was to a guy named Coley Wallace who became an actor and played Joe Louis in Joe's biopic.
That's right. Ali was determined not to lose on that night in Zaire. Much like Frazier in FOTC.
Rocky beats them all with the exception of Cassius Clay/Muhammad Ali.
Hagler was the better fighter overall but,crucially,Maxim was the better 175lb man. Joey by fairly clear decision.
Excellent post,Richard. Yes,Ali was displaying vulnerable tendencies in '74 but providing he was in shape,he could still beat anyone around the...
I visualise a distance bout for this one,unless Minter gets cut up. I give the edge to Sumbu - just a little more skilled than Alan.
Inspired by MoneyMay 1's Cassius Clay 1964 v George Foreman 1974 post. Who takes this? My money's on Ali. He still had a lot of his old...
