He beat them in the US and he can earn the biggest paydays of his career by going overseas and giving them the rematch in their homelands. Froch...
As are Abraham and Bute.:lol::lol:
I'm going to be honest with you, I don't remember how this conversation started. But it would seem that we are in agreement.
It doesn't matter what I think, Norton wasn't considered the best at that time. But I think Norton was better than Holmes, Spinks, Ali, Weaver,...
I had Norton winning against Ali as well, and I thought Norton beat Holmes. Holmes was considered better than Norton by 1978, and a lot of people...
Norton was a belt holder but he never won the belt in the ring, the WBC stripped Leon Spinks for giving Ali the rematch instead of fighting...
Hard to judge since we've only seen Russell on the heavy bag.
Norton was not considered the best HW in the world, he was considered old and shot, and Holmes barely scraped out a SD against him and I thought...
Stop comparing Holmes to the Klitschkos, Holmes beat guys like Renaldo Snipes, Tex Cobb, and arthritic Muhammed Ali. Sure he lost to a blown up...
So "no one else" is your answer, glad we could clear that up.
Price took a competitive fight too soon and learned the hard way why young fighters shouldn't be rushed into the ring with skilled opponents....
Aside from Mayweather and Pacquiao, who is making huge money in America anymore? The biggest earners in Ward's division are Europeans fighting in...
Foreigners?:lol: What year do you think this is? The big money in boxing is in Europe these days.
Barcelona should only play matches at Camp Nou. Why should they travel when they are the best?
Why would Ward want to fight in front of 25,000 people in the UK or Denmark when he can draw 5,000 people in Oakland?
