If by today's terms small heavies are being included, which seems to be the case, one Brown Bomber comes to mind... Of those who have fought in...
I really wanted to see that in the late 80s. At the time I think Virgil would have been favourite and been my pick. But with the advantage of...
That is like saying what if Rosenbloom could punch?! what if Patterson had a chin?! Yes, things would be different, probably a lot. I think it...
He did nearly always bleed when fighting, and that is partly why he was 39-9; seven were cut related stoppage defeats.
No he was not, but you laid out that scenario to start the thread!
I would imagine Benitez would have his way, as Minter would start bleeding from the start. Minter was nothing if not brave, so it could get to...
Either way I am picking Roldan. Controlled Ayala would be too passive to work; the Ayala we knew would be out bullied by the Argentine Bull.
If you were an up and coming Welter in the 80s and 90s, you avoided Manning Galloway like the plague. As even if you won, you are probably going...
Are they even connected? I would have thought McLean was a bit too young. I just stuck him in as a third person, the truth is who is going to mess...
You would just play it safe and have the Krays with say McLean.
I think generally they all did (if not literally, then unwritten), just some did not take up the offer, or did later. I do not see history...
Very orthodox and safe for The Ring. Remember they need to sell magazines to the casual fan as well as us, hence some picks. As mentioned no...
Trust McGrain to kill a thread! ;) If it is opened up to thirty fights I would give Papp a mention, but yes McGrain hit the nail on the head...
Anyone who weighs over 200lbs, is a bit athletic, has good management and most importantly, has deep pockets, could win a belt...
A pretty poor guess as it did not go 15 rounds! ;)
