1957 Eddie Machen 1958 Nino Valdes 1959 Zora Foley 1960 Cleveland Williams Does Patterson run the table? Those guys were a lot more dangerous than the radamachers, London’s, Harris, and mcneeleys of the world.
Valdes for those who have not seen him on film disappoints. He's a little gun shy to engage. I'd pick Patterson to go 3-1 here, perhaps Williams would beat him. Machen and Folley did not hit hard enough to stop Patterson, who had really fast hands and good power.
Patterson COULD win, but all of those opponents represent danger for him. He likely has to get up off the canvas to win, some, maybe all of them.
Patterson beats them all, but Cleveland williams could pull an upset if he manages to land 2 or 3 good times
Beats them all comfortably except possibly Williams. If ol' Cleve lands the shot that broke Sonny's nose, it could be over quick. Or alternatively, Floyd could pull a Satterfield. I'd have to review a lot more film of both fighters to really be confident.
If I scroll higher, I wonder how many other people will have said what I just did, before I did... Almost seems like a no-brainer.