A nice path, so I would go for the real founder of this sport ;) a Jem Mace fight.
If you are an ALL-TIME great the Greeks would have wrote about you, and even if not yet born we already know you!
Fight one was the better fight. Fight two was more fun.
Reading interviews, during the very end of his career, it was mentioned that he only moved up to 140 to get a title shot. He considered himself a...
With today's nutrition and training, he would have grown into a solid 6' 220lber.
I do not get the hype for Whyte; to me he is a near the top domestic operator, so will compete at a level in the world, but fall short. Page at...
It is pretty reasonable to suggest both were past their best at 140; both peaking at 135. But it would still be a quality fight; with a gun to...
Ron Lyle was a very decent Heavyweight but Witherspoon was clearly a level above. Why not test you theory by posting a more competitive match-up?!
But that was when he was most consistent. From 84 to 87 he was maybe the most consistent Heavy this side of Bruno and Tyson. In this period he...
Beat me to it; pound for pound easily the #1 region/state.
Bonecrusher was a lot more consistent and his boxing intelligence was strong enough to make any adjustments to win. Smith WU10/12
That they remember... Gene Fullmer when talking about the Robinson knockout said he did not feel a thing. Indeed all does remember was sitting...
Starling and Honeyghan comes straight to mind.
Hide annoyed me; he could have and should have been more. The 190 limit and relatively poor pay days did mean in his pomp Cruiser was off the...
Also another mention: Carl Thompson.
