The era that Chambers fought in lacked depth - so I don't see anything surprising or wrong with the fact that He's mentioned as one of the better...
If We talk potential reality scenario - so Universum matching Dariusz with Erdei at the end of his career, Zsolty certainly could've dethroned...
Wilder, pretty clearly. Ortiz > Valuev. Stiverne > Skelton or past-prime Ruiz... and Deontay has a bit more depth too.
Katsunari Takayama vs Francisco Rodriguez Jr. came to mind. I remember it being a very hot topic in some hard-core boxing circle, as example of...
Kabary Salem was the worst I've seen. He had a fight early in his career, with a lot of headbutts where the opponent - Randie Carver - ended up...
I remember some years back, when WBA was at the peak of it's "belts for everyone" madness - They had John Mark Apolinario and Roberto Vasquez...
I always had a soft spot for fighters from Ghana. I root for pretty much every Ghanian fighter around the top level, pro or amateur. My first -...
Chambers pretty much schooled him for the first fight of their half, before He run out of gas. Povetkin grinded out a fair - and good - win there,...
Floyd wasn't really there to avoid him. He was a Lightweight when Forrest already lost his Welterweight title. I'm not sure if He's underrated...
B-Hop certainly had the best, most impressive career. I think He was probably the best head-to-head at his peak also, but here it's up for debate...
Really fun fight, for this level. Brought me back to some 4-6-8 rounder between two local guys that They'd throw in on the ESPN Friday Night...
Old news! The dangerous Kabiru Towolawi took his 0.
I think that's the list for the next decade, @mattdonnellon .
There was a topic about him not long ago: https://www.boxingforum24.com/threads/arthur-abrahams-legacy.745104/
I think I might be the biggest Svennie fan on here! Although well, that's not what this topic is about.
