I don't think he was predicting Floyd to win, he was merely demonstrating what he could do in response to Tunney's Ingemar impression. In another...
My question to you and the 13 people who pick Liston to knock out Walcott: What did Whitehurst, Machen and Marshall have that Walcott did not?
Initial thoughts are that Walcott gets a decision based on superior stamina, counterpunching, Liston's inability to track down fleet footed foes...
If they can navigate him away from from pre 1974 Ali and 1978 Holmes, he becomes champ, depending on how many chances he gets against Foreman,...
Hard to say, Dempsey never beat anyone remotely as good as Schmeling, but he was more dominant and consistent than Max. Either Jack knocks him out...
Terrel has a good win over peak Williams to support a decision outcome to his favour. Unfortunately for him, Baer isn't Williams, doesn't get arm...
Whoever wins does so on points. Walcott rarely delivered KOs against contenders. On the flip side, they almost never knocked him out, he had a...
Tunney Schmeling Johnson Sharkey Dempsey In that order
Quarry's success against Frazier came largely due to Frazier being a close range slugger which allowed Quarry to exchange some punches before the...
No arguments there, any version of pre war Louis takes care of Jersey Joe but not without problems and possible knock-downs. However that doesn't...
Doubt it, Louis still had the jab and counter timing to give Walcott problems, a guy much faster and more skilled than Quarry. Without the...
That's not true though. Shot Louis would be the one who stepped in with Charles. The one who managed to knock out a prime Walcott was obviously...
Trailing based on what? Quarry's superiority in jabbing and footwork? Lol
Wilder, for the fourth time, rediscovers what it's like fighting someone with a pulse
Louis was 6"1½ as a 21 year old. Was 6"2 as he matured. Here he is next to 6"2½ Ali https://imgur.com/a/ali-louis-KYHsaKT
