Briggs would carry Shavers's spit bucket in that era
Shavers lost a controversial decision to Ali. Briggs won a controversial decision to a 47 year old Foreman. Who did Briggs beat besides last...
Yup, this right here. Briggs just wasn't tough enough against the better competition he faced. The 1st round attack on Lewis was really stunning...
You could say the late 90's Holyfield was better equipped at dealing with the super heavyweights. With the added muscle he was slower but fought...
Oliver McCall flattening Lewis, maybe? And then switching ships and turning LL into a Top 10 heavy all time.
The Bazooka!!! Ike wanted big fights only. Plus he was fed up with the judges. Felt he got shafted against Jose Luis Lopez, then DeLaHoya and then...
I see your points. For me, P4P rankings usually favor the fighter with more dynamics. Phenoms, guys like a young Hector Camacho, Roy Jones,...
Yes indeed. I think Hags just might have the greatest chin of all. Never seen him stunned and he took deep thuds from Mugabi. And Toney moved...
I don't think GGG will overlook Lemieux with big fights and huge paydays on the horizon. The winner of Cotto-Canelo is most likely next, or even a...
I got Jennings all day. Had the pleasure of interviewing the man a year ago and he showed nothing but class through out the process. He's a humble...
Jennings is head strong. He believes in himself and had a good gameplan heading into the fight with Wlad.
Good ones! :good I would say Judah-Tszyu. I remember Max Kellerman saying something to the effect that Zab Judah would move up in weight and...
Great thread. Obvious marks but if you can formulate a good argument your fanboyism might make a legitimate case.
Spinks-Hagler would've been incredible. Qawi-Hagler would've been a firefight.
Wilder should cash out on an all America match with the much better Bryant Jennings. Cash out might not be the correct term.