Agreed. Although I dont think that even a prime Curry would ever have done much at 160 unless he were facing an extremely weak champion. He...
Impossible to say how either of them would do but an easy observation is that Jeffries had better physical tools and also took on and beat...
Let them take their belt. Dude is 38 years old and already proved enough for one career
Not sure to be honest. Both had extreme power but neither ever KO’d an exceptionally good fighter. On the surface it would seem that Morrison...
To beat those guys it would have to be before 1983.
That was an amazing brawl
I’m leaning towards Castro by virtue of his durability and relentless activity. Jackson might have him hurt early but as the fight went on Castro...
I doubt it. Even though he’d have a big size and strength advantage, Sergio was in horrible shape by then and his legs were gone. He also wasn’t...
Against Spinks it’s probably 50/50. Against George I can’t see making Cooney a favorite. Sure he had the power to hurt Foreman and even the...
They would both give him hell
I suppose either one of his fights with Ali and Norton could have slightly gone his way . So to answer the thread question - very close.
Were any of them more durable than Wayne Bethea whom Liston became the only man to ever stop ? How about Henry Clark ?
While I respect Lyle’s punching ability, Sonny Liston devastated an entire division with his own. I’m not even certain that Ron ever stopped a...
If Meldrick had just stayed away from him for a little longer……it would have been the biggest win of the 90s save for perhaps Douglas-Tyson
It really was incredible. Rosario was a devastating hitter and landed a lot of good punches which Chavez was seemingly impervious to.
