70s Foreman vs. 90s Foreman opposition

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How many of those fights does he loose?

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  1. GOAT Primo Carnera

    GOAT Primo Carnera Member of the PC Fan Club Full Member

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    Since its still senior week, lets go for another round.

    Names 90s Foreman fought in chronological order:

    Dwight Qawi
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    Bert Cooper
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    Gerry Cooney
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    Adilson Rodriques
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    Evander Holyfield
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    Alex Stewart
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    Pierre Coetzer
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    Tommy Morrison
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    Michael Moorer
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    Alex Schulz
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    Crawford Grimsley
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    Lou Savarese
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    Shannon Briigs
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    If 70s Foreman fought these same fighters (as they were in the 90s) from 69 to 74, what do you think how would he do? Copy that list with results for 70s George would be nice!
     
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  2. William Walker

    William Walker Boxing Junkie Full Member

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    Destroys all. Except Holyfield. Holyfield likely still beats him. Is this prime Cooney? Prime Cooney gives a good account of himself 4 a few rounds before being taken out. Everyone else is just plain destroyed in a couple of rounds. Of the 90s fighters that 70s George wouldn't have knocked out, none of them are here, save 4 Holy. Guys like Mercer and McCall are the ones I'm confident George couldn't knock out.
     
  3. GOAT Primo Carnera

    GOAT Primo Carnera Member of the PC Fan Club Full Member

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    Its about the same fighters how they were in the 90s at the moment they fought comeback George!
     
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  4. William Walker

    William Walker Boxing Junkie Full Member

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    Ok. Gotcha. That version of Cooney wouldn't finish the 1st round then.
     
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  5. Reinhardt

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    I do not see George losing to any of these including Holyfield. A younger Foreman uses his excellent and underrated skill of cutting the ring off and corners Evander and gets him into exchanges. Foreman by KO in 5
     
  6. William Walker

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    Qawi-RTD 5; Qawi was extremely hard 2 hit
    Cooper-TKO 2
    Cooney-KO 1
    Rodrigues-TKO 2
    Holyfield-L by MD 12
    Stewart-TKO 1
    Coetzer-TKO 3
    Morrison-KO 4
    Moorer-TKO 3
    Schulz-TKO 3
    Grimsley-KO 1
    Savarese-TKO 3
    Briggs-TKO 2
     
  7. Gazelle Punch

    Gazelle Punch Boxing Addict Full Member

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    Beats them all with a chance someone pulls a Morrison and manages to survive. Holyfield would have been knocked out by round four if old George let himself go all out. Instead he reserved his energy and he paid for it. Young George wouldn’t have let him off the hook.
     
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  8. GOAT Primo Carnera

    GOAT Primo Carnera Member of the PC Fan Club Full Member

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    After Holyfield, the 222lb Qawi (tied with Morrison) is your most successful fighter on that list :p
     
  9. George Crowcroft

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    Holyfield stops young Foreman.
     
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  10. GOAT Primo Carnera

    GOAT Primo Carnera Member of the PC Fan Club Full Member

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    That could very well happen, even if the matured version saw the line.
     
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  11. William Walker

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    Do u find that laughable?
     
  12. GOAT Primo Carnera

    GOAT Primo Carnera Member of the PC Fan Club Full Member

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    Not that, but I think he´s not going longer than some others on your list. Imho Holyfield (50/50), Coetzer, Schulz and Briggs go longest.
     
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  13. William Walker

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    I think Foreman does have a chance w/ Holy, but I don't have it even. Also, I do think my Briggs prediction was a bit hasty. Schulz was elusive, but I think he doesn't make it far. Coetzer was tough enought 2 last a while, but I could see George slicing him up early and getting a stoppage on that.
     
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  14. GOAT Primo Carnera

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    On that chronological order, Holyfield comes a little early. Bu also at their prime, thats hard to assess. In a case like that I´d normally go with the better defensive fighter, more gas tank too.
    But then watch how he massacred Norton and Frazier.....
     
  15. KidDynamite

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    He beats them all including Holyfield
     
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