Cleveland Williams in the 1930s

Seeing as he doesn't share an era with the H2H GOAT, and another H2H monster, both in their primes, I think he does much better. Even more so if he doesn't get shot, and given the right timeline and matchmaking, he might even get ahold of the title briefly, if he avoids Louis/gets his shot before him.

 

I don't think much would change. Sharkey thrived against such opponents, Schmeling was level above him as well. Maybe if he got lucky and get a title shot against Carnera or unmotivated Sharkey he has a chance, but it's unlikely.

After Louis starting his run, his chances would be non-existant.

 

Of course he has more success

 

Williams mops the floor with Sharkey and Schmelling.
He probably beats Louis too.

 

Nobody cares about your opinion.

 

I'm probably Williams' biggest fan but I don't think he ever beats Louis at all, outside of landing a one in a million freak punch.

 

Williams does about the same as he did in his era. An okay contender.

 

Why voice that? Why not just ignore him if you don't care?

 

I mean, he did beat Ernie Terrell. Whose best win at the time was the legendary Chuck Garret.

 

Your reading comprehension skills are about as adequate as your ability to score fights. Try rereading my post. I was referring to Ali and Liston who were H2H monsters.

 

You're not wrong. They are both clearly so very flawless.

 

About the same I guess.

 

What kind of sadist would throw Cleveland Williams into the same era as superheavyweights like Carnera?

 

Carnera is actually a better fighter though, Which is kind of funny.