I agree a past prime RJJ could lose to any of these guys. However, if the RJJ from the Toney fight stayed at SMW and fought these 6 back-to-back...
Assuming he was prime for each fight, probably, yes. In fact, only Ward would likely be competitive.
Me too. Would certainly go the difference with neither sustaining much damage in a likely close, possibly debatble, decision fight.
Yes. The June 1981 edition published rankings from 15th April that year and Norton is ranked #9. Incidentally, the July 1980 edition published...
Norton was ranked by Ring when Cooney beat him.
Of course they do. Sometimes its in their best interests to fight a novice like Usyk vs Rico or Mayweather vs McGregor, sometimes a subpar...
It depends what you mean by hardest. His 2 x loses were harder. Mercer and Holyfield 2 distance fights that were closer. He had more trouble in...
One of these is not like the others. Calzaghe stepped up from SMW to take on the reigning ring magazine LHW champion, Hopkins, who had dominated...
Weight division is immaterial to the subject matter. You said Usyk would decline to fight a novice because it is "conduct unbecoming of a...
Whoa there, fella! Bring those goalposts back so we can see them. You said Uysk wouldn't accept a fight with a novice whilst he was champion....
Yes, over the past decade or so they've developed into a near consensus 3 and 4, in one order or the other.
I can't see Collins outboxing the taller, rangier Froch, at long range. I can't see former 160lber Collins outmuscling the physically very sturdy...
Great work, mate, thank you.
Yeah, credit to him, when he was offered a bucket load of cash to fight Verhoeven, Usyk did the right thing by turning it down. Oh.....
I'm curious as to why you typically rank Holmes at #3 at all time, given you feel this way? Btw, I'm not saying the two are mutually exclusive,...
