Two undefeated power punchers. Who wins?
Title is self-explanatory.
Espinoza got lucky against Ramirez. The fight should have been stopped after that knockdown.
P4P, Inoue.
Who would win? Would Tank win a belt at 140? (I don't count the WBA Regular belt he won against Barrios, and no sane person should). I think...
And let's be real, even if Floyd DID fight and beat Spadafora, the very same people saying Floyd avoided him would be calling Spadafora a bum,...
Spadafora was mentally weak and went life and death with Sosa and Dorin, the former Floyd had already beaten and the latter Floyd would have...
Margarito's not beating Floyd. Margarito was slow, had no defense, and couldn't cut off the ring. ****ing Antonio Diaz was landing counters on...
If Ngannou had trained in boxing since he was a kid, would he have become a world champion? He gave Fury about all he could handle last night.
Canelo is too big. Crawford would get badly hurt.
They have about the same number of fights. Who wins? I think Anderson's handspeed is the difference here.
No, it's not. Beterbiev doesn't hit anywhere near as hard as Joshua, Wilder, or even Joyce or Whyte.
Who wins? I think Joshua wins by stoppage. Joyce's style of blocking punches with his face won't work against Joshua's power.
Usyk has no chance against Fury. Fury is just too big, and unlike Joshua, he knows how to use his size.
Holyfield, who fought both, said Foreman hit harder.