Fighters who didn’t beat their opponents once in a 2 fight series, who you’d still favour most time

David Haye vs Tony Bellew

 

No version of Muhammad ever beats Qawi he's a terrible stylistic match for him.

 

Gerry Penalosa vs Cho and Tokuyama

Provided the fights take place on neutral turf, it’s a wash.

 

Matthew has said in several interviews…that he felt he would have beaten Qawi at his best …he said that Marvin Johnson was the best fighter he ever faced

 

. Matthew Saad Muhammad was the real life Rocky Balboa …and Dwight Muhammad Qawi was the real life Clubber Lang ( unfortunately)

 

I think 1988 Mike Tyson beats Evander Holyfield

 

Serrano vs Taylor

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I'd pick Oscar to beat Mosley, I thought he won their first fight.

 

Hearns v Barkley.

In the first fight Iran was getting brutally slaughtered but threw a punch with his eyes closed and hit lightening in a bottle.

Tommy as usual chose to entertain the crowd by going for a spectacular KO instead of boxing (he did the same against Roldan).

The second fight he was truly worn out (although I enjoyed Maynard and Miller).

Tommy is vastly underrated amongst casuals.

 

If he had a better chin he may have been the GOAT.

 

I totally agree. He was certainly the best pure boxer of my lifetime.

In just about any other era but that of the Kings he would probably be undefeated until LH.

 

Sugar Ray Robinson against Paul Pender. They fought twice and even at 40 Robinson arguably won the first one.

 

Ruben Olivares against Rafael Herrera. I think Herrera caught Olivares at the right time but I honestly think Olivares could get the better of Herrera more times out of 10.

 

If he had a better chin, he'd essentially be SRR (which is arguably the same thing).

 

Greg Page - Mark Wills is still a head scratcher.

Rahman-Maskaev probably qualifies, but there’s also a lingering doubt that the style match up favoured Oleg.

I think Kennedy McKinney was a better fighter than Bungu, and at his best would outpoint him.