Probably not many guys because if you don't fight the best we factor that into your legacy already.
We're talking about a guy who didn't need to cut to make 160 versus a guy who cuts around 10-15lbs to fight at 175.
Older!? This happened in 2011! I'm only 27 and I remember this fight! Heavyweight boxing was pretty dead at the time, Wlad's fights were...
D'oh, yeah. You're right. For some reason I read it as "Would losing affect Usyk's legacy?".
1. Sugar Ray Leonard, best resume in history. Wins over Duran, Hearns and Hagler. Probably the best combination of talent, athleticism, fight IQ...
People unfairly project their anger at Fury towards Ngannou in my opinion. Francis did nothing wrong, he came in ripped and fought his heart out.
Liking Arguello against Pacquiao is understandable, but why specifically in Manny's most natural weight divisions?
Hell to the no. It's hard enough to name a great fighter who didn't retire too late. Ali, Roy, Hearns, JCC, we had to watch too many men fight as...
You could make the argument. It's hard to compare across weight classes and eras like that. Is Usyk better than Jose Napoles? Man IDFK, if you...
I heard something similar about Andy Ruiz but it was about donuts, not body shots.
Marciano is giving up 60lbs of weight, 8 inches of height, 13 inches of reach, to man far more athletic and skilled than he is. Klitchsko by...
Ali, arguably worse matchup for Marciano than prime Ali. 70s Ali's jab was stiffer and his chin was uncrackable. This matchup is basically "what...
It turns out no one has a good chin when you're caught cleanly by a shot you didn't see.
Two masters of accumulating damage on the other guy as the fight progresses. I pick JCC at 135 because the foot speed counters Arguello's jab...
Inactivity and just generally being a disgraceful slob of a human being.
