Depends how much store you put in post prime matches. If you think they still count then Ali, Tyson, Chavez, RJJ, Ezzard Charles and many many...
Golota 1 was considered a blip. Most boxing writers thought Bowe had come in out of shape and he was expected to do much better in the rematch....
Surely it's Bowe. It's hard to find a fighter where any one fight did a huge proportion of the damage. Outside of obvious examples like McClellan...
At some point in the build up, this gets nasty and then a fired up Duran is fighting for Latin pride and machismo bragging rights. If that was...
Dokes - Weaver. Mike Weaver took that so sportingly.
I'd have liked Ali's next defence to have been against Marcos, He and his wife were evil despots and megalomaniacs.
Who said that quote? Hugh McIlvanney? Great quote. IMO Ali may have been better many times but against that relentless version of Joe, in those...
Absolutely one of the best fights of the noughties, though that bar is lower than the 90s. But it would have been an excellent fight in the 90s...
Foreman v Frazier Holy - Tyson
Kinchen, Leonard II, his comeback in Leonard I (he wins a 12 rounder), Roldan. I mean, they weren't heavyweight gut checks but Tommy wasn't a...
Us Brits have our share - Big Frank, Enery, Benn, Ricky Hatton (didn't he take 25,000 to Vegas? Working men shelling out that kind of money!!)....
That's all very fair, Greg. As I keep saying, I don't think Joe ducked anyone or missed anyone out.
I suppose I do, yes. At least in the heavyweight division. The strongest eras in heavyweight history have included a lot of black fighters and...
Nor me. I'm not saying he ducked anyone. All I am saying is his resume lacks the demographic that have historically dominated the heavyweight...
Don has a few mentions. King, Elbaum, Dunphy, Lalonde, Lee, Turner, Jordan. Donny Brook if you go back to Pierce Egan.
