Could Jack Dempsey knock Joe Louis out? Absolutely. Dempsey was arguably the most legendary and spectacular heavyweight of roughly the first 35...
I don't really get the whole "weak era" argument when it comes to Marciano. To me, he's just one of the later representatives of the pre-war...
I think we can flip a coin it's pretty much 50:50. I would just point out that in a series of fights, Rocky could have the advantage if, for...
I think Louis' chances are at least 50/50, but it’s pretty open for me. When it comes to Dempsey, he could be stylistically tricky for Liston...
Regarding Joe Frazier's all-time ranking, I currently have him at number 9. You could make a case for him being as high as #3, which might be a...
I can remember scoring this fight once, but I don't have my notes anymore. Despite being more of a Norton fan myself, I thought Young just about...
I don't know if Foreman is the better fighter. Sure, he won their actual fights, but it's also a question of different styles. Frazier beat Ali in...
Patterson vs. Rademacher
Round 8: Peter Müller vs. Hans Stretz III - Peter Müller knocks out the ref- [MEDIA]
Joe Choynski vs. young Jack Johnson Jimmy Young vs. George Foreman Archie Moore vs. Nino Valdes
1 Archie Moore - The Old Mongoose 2 Willie Pep - Will o' the Wisp 3 Ken Norton - The Black Hercules 4 Ingemar Johansson - The Hammer of Thor 5...
What I love about Joe Frazier is his boxing style. Like many all-time greats, he had a unique approach to the game, featuring some of the best...
Not to forget that Tunney married an heiress to the Carnegie Steel Company fortune. They wed in Rome in 1928, on the condition that Gene retire...
Surely Foreman would be a tough and interesting prospect in the ring. Though I am pretty sure he couldn't handle Frazier in 1969 (okay, it's just...
Bonavena had the tougher skin.