Liston never demonstrated greater power than the bulked up versions of Holy or Usyk. On top of that, Holy bombing out iron-chinned Qawi while...
Actually, there is a very logical reason - Holy bulked up as he faced increasingly larger opponents, as did Usyk. In fact, they both ended up...
I'd favor Foster to beat him from long range & Qawi to outfight him in close, but the rest I'd favor Beter to beat.
Not sure how trustworthy anything King says is, but it is generally well-known that George had 2nd thoughts about fighting in Zaire & tried to get...
Not the fans who have to sit thru this awkward af match. :lol: But I'd favor Bettina, who seems to have the edge in power & durability.
In best Highlander voice: "There can be only 1 !!!" [MEDIA] ...er, or maybe 2. [MEDIA]
That's the problem in trying to judge a prospective rematch between them - Ali declined physically, but Foreman declined mentally. Foreman became...
I would argue No, not #1 or even top 3. He was big & strong for his era, had a big left & a strong (but not necessarily fast) jab, & decent...
Given that he seemed to have the best chin out of all of them, that likely warrants him the benefit of the doubt in all 3 matchups IMO.
Armstrong would like a word.
Wait, you're telling me he gets rated ... 1 SPOT HIGHER than he should be ??? [MEDIA]
Agreed on Liston. he was the proverbial big fish in a small pond, & the manner in which he surrendered his title to a still-greenish Ali was...
The Tate win required not even 2 full rnds-worth of exertion - not nearly enough to completely rule out any impact from the drop in weight on his...
Possibly, 1. Charles 2. Moore 3. Tunney 4. Greb 5. Loughran 6. Bivins 7. Norfolk 8. Gibbons 9. Marshall 10. Maxim
Dang, you didn't even last 2 hours. :lol:
