I would say no. Bob Foster struggled to even get up in the 180's for his heavyweight fights. He is to the light heavies as Hagler was to...
I started to be a fan after the first Ali-Frazier fight in 1971 so I would consider myself to have a good strong knowledge after 50 years...
Wow! This match-up caught my attention, the scary thing is Sanchez hadn't even reached his peak. I have to go with Sanchez in this one but it...
At his best (160/168), he appeared to be unbeatable.
I remember watching him in the Olympic trials in 1984 in which I think he lost twice to Henry Tillman. I kept my eye out for him after that....
I have a good book that outlines heavyweight boxing in the 70's: Heavyweight Boxing in the 1970s: The Great Fighters and Rivalries...
05-01-72.....Muhammad Ali #1........WUD 12......George Chuvalo (NABF) This was the first time that I saw an Ali fight on a Wide World of Sports...
In the second Frazier vs Quarry fight, Frazier hit Quarry with a vicious left hook that just paused him. I think for that second he was knocked...
Canelo would slaughter Paz.
Foreman was a better fighter than Shavers and had a better chin. In the Frazier fight, Foreman used his size and strength to jab and push off...
This should not be a PPV.
I love these Title gloves for the heavy bag: https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B00VAK0ICO/ref=ppx_yo_dt_b_search_asin_title?ie=UTF8&psc=1 Easy on...
Maybe streaming via Showtime app? https://www.sho.com/sports/fights/4781/canelo-vs-plant
I don't know who wins but I love this match up.
Bonavena's toughness will work against him and he will receive a lot of punishment and lose by late stoppage or decision.
