Absolutely. Once in a generation talent. Would have loved him to have had stiffer competition - McClellan would have been good as would the Toney...
Sorry. Not sure I made my point clearly. I'm not disputing any of that, nor that Jones was naturally bigger than them. Marvin was probably a jnr...
I don't think he's a big light heavy, Bulldog. He was making 160lbs - albeit day before weigh in - aged 25. He's a big middleweight imo. No more.
There are various threads on this. Here's one https://www.boxingforum24.com/threads/how-big-a-middleweight-was-gerald-mclellan.649075/#post-20452470
https://hannibalboxing.com/oscar-bonavena-implodes-how-ringo-ruined-his-career-before-his-death/ Did you mean that emoji? Bit more detail here ....
Morris East, Philippino jnr welter of the 90s, levelled a gang in quick time who tried to mug him. Oscar Bonavena broke the jaw of a man who was...
It's Larry for me ,as it should be as it was his main weapon. I'd say it was the only punch in his arsenal that was better than Tommy's version...
Better bump an old one than start a new thread with a line like 'Call me a complete bell end but I think Sonny Liston was useless...' then having...
Pea only just got by Buddy McGirt who had a torn rotator cuff taking away his best punch - his left hook. And still he decked Whitaker and barely...
The Ring did a feature back in 90 pitting punchers against chins. Cyclone Hart v Vito Antuofermo, Tex Cobb v Earnie Shavers were two of the match...
That was Jimmy Cannon, mate.
Being under 35, having had less than 90 fights and being a natural heavyweight might neutralise it a bit too.
Absolutely he could. The chinny bit gets overplayed. The knockout losses outside of Foreman and Garcia happened at an age when he no longer had...
There must be 1000s so I've tried to keep it to title fights rather than fights where the better fighter is becoming an opponent and only used...
No mas.