I have often said that every generation's idea of a great fighter, is what the most recent ones looked like. We have seem a long succession of...
Tyson let Douglas beat him. That is Tyson's problem, don't make it anybody else's. Same applies to any other great when they have an off...
Not necessarily. Either of them might chin check him.
Then why did nobody ever repeat the feat? He also lost to Marty Marshal, who was no better than some of the people Marciano fight in the way up....
Honorable mention for the Comiskey fight.
He could probably beat anybody that Wilder beat, though he had a way of snatching defeat from the jaws of victory. Fury probably proves too...
It literally can't be otherwise given their policies.
He could make things difficult for Louis.
I am of the school of thought that once a champion stops taking their training seriously, somebody is going to clean their clock eventually.
Holyfield would win a clear decision, having failed to break his hands against Simon's skull, albeit not for want of trying.
I went for Patterson Liston 1, in what turned out to be a minority pick. Of course all these wins are incredible, but what separates them? While...
It is basically going to turn into a knife fight, but I woudl go with the man with the better chin, and the better record at the highest level....
A very valid point. He could still have made good money fighting men like Cesar Brion, but it was not going to be long until one of them beat...
Pretty darn shopworn.
I think that I have to admit, it is becoming difficult to find comparisons, without resorting to that kind of fighter.
