I would say so, and he wasn't 40. Walcott, Moore, and Louis. Yes, they were in their late 30s. But I would add in Rex Layne as another "best"...
Then you are saying he wasn't one of Rocky's best opponents. Natural weight is subjective. The fact is that in their 30s, Marciano and Charles...
Stamina plays a huge part in durability or more specifically in boxing, the ability to take a punch. Lots of factors to consider here. All three...
Rocky Marciano 09/01/1923 Ezzard Charles 07/07/1921 Fight Date: 06/17/54 Charles is often cited as one of his best opponents and he was only 32....
But Stiverne is a drug cheat....I thought WBC didn't tolerate that sort of thing. This is why if Wilder was serious he would have sought out...
Young won by 7, 1, and 4 points. Not really a domination on the score cards. During the time they were actually active, Foreman was considered...
Yes, RING in fact did. And it's not hard to figure out why. https://blog.rdny.com/wp-content/uploads/2010/03/Foreman-knocks-down-Frazier.jpg...
You would be hard pressed to find many lists that rated him higher. Almost every RING list since Foreman first retired, has placed him above...
Foreman will usually rate higher than Frazier but overall, arguable, most resumes are. Personally, I was thinking more of the specific time period...
Of course you wouldn't. Who's arguing that? Or you could have just agreed with my original statement that he was effective. Compared to Ali,...
Comiskey was tough. Stopped only twice in 12 losses. The second being 8 years after this fight. Baer essentially clowinng him and ending him...
Absolutely, it's like my point regarding the Dempsey footage. Dempsey's most famous combination occurs in fragmented slowed down frames with his...
The poll is a selection bias. "Wlad, Lewis, and Vitali" are all three super heavyweights concentrated in the same era perhaps unfairly but none...
The problem is I don't buy your misdirects and hold you to what you actually say. So let's get to it... Actually you have not emphasized that...
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