Tyson did all that, against title contenders which is pretty impressive. Nobody destroyed good competition with such ease. However there's a...
1. Marvin Hagler 2. Aaron Pryor 3. Nigel Benn 4. Salvador Sanchez 5. Sugar Ray Robinson 6. George Foreman 7. James Toney 8. Thomas Hearns 9. Larry...
that heavyweight tournament ? 1) Jerry Quarry vs David Tua 2) Razor Ruddock vs Ron Lyle 3)Tommy Morrison vs Jimmy Young 4) Earnie Shavers vs...
Ricardo Lopez Lennox Lewis Eusebio Pedroza Mike McCallum Erik Morales Marco Antonio Barrera Tony Zale Freddie Welsh Esteban DeJesus Ken...
1- Roy Jones Jr. 2- Tommy Hearns 3- Marvin Hagler
Good topic and hard choices to make... (Ranking based on Head-to-head, pure objective skills, and their level of dominance in their respective...
As I see it, the 5 most invincible specimens at their absolute best... 1-Sugar Ray Robinson @ 147 2-Muhammad Ali vs Williams, Terrell, Folley...
First, Ibeabuchi knocks Wlad out in an exciting fight. 5 rounds and it must be it. Ike is too strong and has a rock solid chin, he took David...
Good post here. SRL also had the intangibles and the marketability to go along with his boxing abilities. He had no weakness. Another fighter I...
You may be right, but Ali was a dead man by the time they fought. And if you compare his strenght with fighters with similar one-punch power...
Tommy Hearns get the nod easily. He may be one of the 10 heaviest p4p punchers ever. Strong inside fighters with a good chin could manhandle him...
I think Ali and Liston would be pretty "heavy" favorites to beat a prime Joe Louis. Ali is the best mover ever, was strong, iron chinned,...
Hagler could do it too. It's a hard call to decide who's the favorite here, but Hagler is impossible to KO and his workrate can get him the...
You're right, I started a thread last year about an All-Time HW tournament where each fighter of the Top 15 faces each other, and I asked people...
George Foreman & Sonny Liston