Have boxers gotten better as time progressed?

Discussion in 'Classic Boxing Forum' started by Sugah Jay, Sep 19, 2014.

  1. Wass1985

    Wass1985 Boxing Junkie Full Member

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    Yeah probably the same as most other modern heavyweights.
     
  2. VVMM

    VVMM Well-Known Member Full Member

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    -Don't forget Tyson broke Ruddock's jaw knocked R. down two times
    on the rematch! And Ruddock headed to the hospital after the fight.
    And it was the 100% prime Ruddock.
    -It's true, Tyson didn't knock Tillis out but i think he didn't want to knock
    him out.Can you imagine a green,young fighter without longer fight experience?
    -ko ratio means nothing without the analysis of the other circumstances.
    1.
    For example a cut ko is nothing to do with power
    2.Ko by mental problem is nothing to do with the punching power.
    3.The ko percentage by fight number sucks because this thing ignores
    the round numbers.
    1 round fight = 1000 rounds fight by this stupid fight/ko number
    statistical stupidity.
    Forget the traditional ko ratio and use the round/ko number ratio this is
    bad thing also but far better than the total lame fight/ko number crap !:tired
     
  3. rossco666

    rossco666 Guest

    I usually do try to look into KO ratio's a bit deeper than most. For example with old timers I usually check if the KO victoms of a certain fighter had winning records ( like most of later Sandy Sadlers) or good chins. I could go even further but I'm not one to over analyse too much. I cant be arsed.