Everett Martin was decently slick and went the distance with George in 89'. Closest parallel I can If Tubbs could deal with the hand speed and skill of Bowe in 91' while past his best, & in many peoples opinion beat Riddick... I don't see Foreman accomplishing much of anything against him, especially at that advanced age.
George would stop Tubbs. Tubbs is the common heavyweight of the 1980's. Fast hands but not much else. And no power.
After a couple of good rounds, Tubbs would fall to George on 3rd round kayo.Tubbs had the second or third best skillset of that time, but wasn't strong and had no power.Which would lead to a totat destruction once George connected on Tony.Foreman would lay him out for the full ten, too.
If Foreman could connect against Tubbs at the right time, I think he beats him.. Tony might have taken a decision on a given night, but his chin was less than stellar, and I don't know if he'd be able to outbox Foreman for an entire evening without getting tagged.. Unlike Riddick Bowe, comeback Foreman had a very effective defense, and he was patient at luring a fighter in to position.. He also gave his foes a nasty little gut check in the clinches, that over several rounds would start to slow Tony down, who wasn't particularly tight around the waste
