I don't think there had ever been two British major champs at the same time before? I guess Bugner v Cooper, Bugner v Bruno, Lennox v Bruno and...
He knocked down Sam Langford. Johnson passed on fighting him. You can use this line to discredit any fighter who mostly stuck to their regional...
It was a chronological list. Skelton is the latest bloomer in boxing history and Phil Scott and Iron Hague were world class. Hughie Fury is one...
Depends what you mean by that. Before the current era(2015 onwards) Phil Scott, Farr, Cooper, Bugner, Bruno, Lennox, Akinwande and Haye are the 8...
He's not the best HW in the world. But he's the lineal HW champ.
Prime Holyfield survived 41 year old George Foreman. Prime Jimmy Young survived the real George Foreman. Young during the 4 years he was ranked...
Here's mine. HW)Louis LHW)Loughran/Roy Jones MW)Hopkins LMW)McCallum/Terry Norris/Fernando Vargas WW)SRR/Trinidad/Mayweather LWW)JCC Below HW...
This is a hard question but I'm going to go with Fernando Vargas because the Trinidad loss is the only thing keeping Vargas out of the GOAT...
2 main reasons. 1)Jimmy Young was a strict point fighter who barely had any 12 and 15 rounders(5). Point fighters are going to have a hard time...
"I'm sure most would agree that champs should fight contenders in order. We know that this has not been adhered to consistantly throughout boxing...
Langford would beat Fury. And he's the smallest HW contender ever.
The main reason Cockell got the shot was politics as he was British. I'm critical of Marciano's competition but fighting the periodic Brit and...
Moorer would have a betfter chance of beating Spinks and Tyson but Holmes had 20 something defenses and it's hard to expect a replication of that...
Before the NBA changed it's name to the WBA every body that recognized world title fights was regional. New York isn't a normal jurisdiction and...
If you ever wonder why champions don't take fights they have a high chance of losing this thread is exactly why. Because if they lose they know...
