Nope, in many eras prior to the 80s the big fights generally got made
I think there is a good argument many from that era would be too small to compete at heavyweight today Does anyone think Quarry, Ellis, or...
What makes you think Joshua is still top 10?
Even Miller would probably be a bigger challenge than Wilder at this stage though And I don't think Wilder is very popular these days
Probably Usyk 7-5 but if Frazier has access to PEDs like what Miller was on he might be able to win. Realistically Frazier would probably be on...
I don't see how Joshua gets in the HOF on merit if guys like Witherspoon and Thomas don't make the cut. Legacy wise he is probably a bit below both.
The focus on the Chisora fight is a bit odd. It was one of his first fights at heavyweights against an unranked opponent with a dozen losses who...
That would be a more compelling argument if these guys didn't keep struggling with much smaller opponents Like Joshua losing to Ruiz Or Dubois...
He has an extremely high work rate and good accuracy. He hasn't lost to any contenders except Dubois and I would rate the win over Zhang beyond...
Hrgovic is easily better than Whyte. This is nonsense
Floyd never even fought at middleweight
McCall is still fighting that doesn't mean we are still in the 90s
Fury isn't number 3 though maybe not even top 10 And Briggs isn't folding him
I don't think 2026 is part of the post-Klitschko era We've moved on to a new era
Itauma appears to be a huge puncher. If he can get past Hrgovic it suggests he's the real deal and the hype will be massive
