David Haye would have been destroyed in the '90s. Pressure, ring IQ, great stamina, brute force, the ability to cut off the ring, clinching, and...
I answered a bit of both. Usyk would have been clinched to hell, worn down on the inside, and forced to deal with the best jab in heavyweight...
I don't understand. Kovalev wanted to fight Stevenson and unify the division. He called Stevenson out publicly.
Bivol decision. Stevenson, along with Bute, had a single signature punch, and if that punch was neutralized, they were in a difficult situation....
It's notable though that in the boxing world, people fall off their chairs when they witness anyone perform over the age of 35. 38? 38? Oh my god,...
Can we just take a moment and acknowledge that the current heavyweight division is bad? Dubois is bad compared to historical elites. Bum Joshua...
Just let his BoxRec tell you: his peak was during the Klitschko fight. Since then, he has never won a 5-star boxing match against a premium...
That arcade game is probably more influenced by the speed at which your hand travels and ignores most of the deceleration your punch must overcome...
+1 Derrick Gainer. Exactly the fighter I was trying to retrieve the name of.
52 yo Ibeabuchi could beat Kubrat Pulev.
Butterbean was somewhat of a KO artist, so I doubt it’s the technique. Foreman is considered one of the greatest in that department, and Ali...
Crawford would KO Canelo, and he wouldn't surpass Canelo himself, let alone Mayweather. This is how weak Crawford's resume is. However, if we get...
It has to do with his low output. His footwork is getting worse, which decreases his ability to position himself to deliver his power punches. He...
Lewis has easily the better resume: Two legendary punchers (Tua, Tyson), the great Holyfield, Klitschko, he avenged his two losses, and he scored...
All these Big Macs and fast food, ask Andy Ruiz and Tyson Fury. Every generation has it harder than the previous one. But seriously, social media...
