Best 90s Heavyweight Fight That Didn't Happen But Should Have?

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  1. streetsaresafer

    streetsaresafer Member Full Member

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  2. paulfv

    paulfv Boxing Junkie Full Member

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    Bowe-Lewis

    Lewis-Ibeabuchi

    Corrie Sanders-Lewis
     
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    Mike T Well-Known Member Full Member

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    Tyson-Foreman
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  5. DamonD

    DamonD Boxing Junkie Full Member

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    Lewis-Bowe.

    Oh no, that's right, "there would've been very little interest or money in it".
     
  6. KhanB

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    gotta agree with bowe v lewis and bowe v tyson
     
  7. lefthook31

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    Foreman Lewis
    Foreman Bowe
    Bowe Lewis
    Tyson Bowe
    Tyson Lewis
    Tyson Morrison
    Holyfield Ruddock
     
  8. Lacyace

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    Foreman - Tyson
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  9. streetsaresafer

    streetsaresafer Member Full Member

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    Damn these fights should have happened. I think we would have gotten a trilogy from Bowe and Lewis had the first fight happened in 93. They would have been the best, most skilled, big man's fight in HW history. The public would have wanted to see them fight again after a great fight in 93.

    I think Bowe would have won the 1st fight in 93 by 9th round KO.
    Lewis would have won the rematch in 95 by a competitive but clear UD.
    And then in 96, Lewis would have knocked Bowe out in the rubber match pretty easily by the 6th round (Bowe too far deterioted here).

    So Lewis would have won the trilogy 2-1, but what a great trilogy it would have been. It would have elevated both guy's stock.

    I think both a Holyfield Tyson fight somewhere from 89-91, and a Bowe/Lewis trilogy from 93-96 would have elevated the 90s heavies right there with the 70s heavies for all time eras. (in addition to having the Bowe/Holyfield trilogy the same as before).
     
  10. brooklyn1550

    brooklyn1550 Roberto Duran Full Member

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    Lewis-Bowe
    Tyson-Bowe
    Foreman-Tyson
     
  11. Dr Gonzo

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    :yep
     
  12. dave82

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    That sums it up for me. :good
     
  13. brooklyn1550

    brooklyn1550 Roberto Duran Full Member

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    I would've loved to have seen Evander Holyfield and Ike Ibeabuchi go at it
     
  14. box03

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    Mccall/Tyson I would of like to see if Tyson could of knocked him out or not.
     
  15. anut

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    tyson/holy in 91
    ruddock/bowe....bowe ducked ruddock and fought coetzer instead
    holy/lewis in 94
    lewis/bowe in 93
    moorer/morrison
    bruno/mercer........fight fell apart
    mercer/golota.....mercer hurt his neck and golota fought lewis instead
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