All-Time 200 lbs limit head to head

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  1. JohnThomas1

    JohnThomas1 VIP Member

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    Michael Spinks deserves a run.
     
  2. carll68

    carll68 Member Full Member

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    Ok..we seem to have a concensus

    Bracket 2 is Marciano , Loius , Holy , Dempsey

    this is my choice as well

    Lets put them together for the final, then the championship

    Holy Vs. Dempsey
    Loius vs Marciano (dont hand me the "they already fought" stuff)

    This is tough.

    Who and why?
     
  3. ChrisPontius

    ChrisPontius March 8th, 1971 Full Member

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    :good Schmeling was a good if not great fighter.
    Louis was better, no doubt, but no one can take that first fight away from him..



    About the topic, i think Louis comes out on top although he was a bit over 200 pounds when he as more experienced. I think Marciano would end up second and Dempsey third. But i think Charles should definitly by in there, as well as Walcott. Switch them with Jones and Toney for instance. I also think Johnson would lose to most of them in terms of head to head, because he boxed in a transition from bareknuckle to gloved boxing style, i think he'd be picked apart from the outside.
     
  4. ripcity

    ripcity Obsessed with Boxing Full Member

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    Because he is fast enough to give anyone 200 lbs or less a lot of problems and is also cappable of wining any fight at 200 lbs.
     
  5. Vantage_West

    Vantage_West ヒップホップ·プロデューサー Full Member

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    frazier :think why has nobody said it made 200 easy only beacue he was at heavy did he actually not care to be up or not

    sam langford was 180 odd. dare we looking for guys who can weigh that wieght or guys who are at cruiser?
     
  6. Vantage_West

    Vantage_West ヒップホップ·プロデューサー Full Member

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    jerry quarry anyone...very good fighter gave alot of guys problems just was too proud to try out box ali and try and out brawl frazier

    agaisnt big guys he was electric and i think louis would have trouble agianst him.
     
  7. Vantage_West

    Vantage_West ヒップホップ·プロデューサー Full Member

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    harry wills made 200 and would of fought at that wieght for ages if so....sO harry wills (please dont hit me):oops:
     
  8. Stewbear

    Stewbear Active Member Full Member

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    Says who?
    What has he done above 175? (please not ruiz)
    Hell who has he beat at 175?
     
  9. Vantage_West

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    im not saying jimmy ellis was an atg but he was a damn good fighter very small for the wieght and not like frazier or quarry he actually forced himself to make the wieght. he fought hard hard hard competition especially for such a small framed man.
    he could be devasting one punch hitter and could box better than most.
    but i felt sad when he came out to fight ali and ali who is wieghing in around 220 is 6'3. ellis wanting to get the best shape possible worked his arse off and became a trim lean boxing machine at a spicy 190 pounds. now he might not be the best but he was so drasticly underwieght in the hardest division in years

    as simple as looking on boxrec he was wieghing in at junior middlewieght for his first pro fight
     
  10. ripcity

    ripcity Obsessed with Boxing Full Member

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    What dose your all time 176-200 lbs ranking look like?
     
  11. janitor

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    Interesting side note.

    I personaly believe that three of the four most effective heavyweight punchers of all time were under 200lbs.

    1. Joe Louis
    2. Jack Dempsey
    3. Mike Tyson
    4. Sam Langford
     
  12. Irish Steel

    Irish Steel Active Member Full Member

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    I would say MArciano beats Louis, and dempsey beats Holyfield. The ROck comes out on top.
     
  13. ripcity

    ripcity Obsessed with Boxing Full Member

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    I'm sure at 5? 10? Mike Tyson could have made 176-200 lbs but his record shows that his lowest weight was 212 lbs.
    Soory I miss-read your post.
     
  14. Minotauro

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    Charles and Langford should be there instead of Jones and Toney, also Tunney and Jersey Joe Walcott should be listed.
     
  15. PowerPuncher

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