Holyfield argues he should be considered the GOAT over Ali

Lennox GOAT! 2 flash losses, both avenged. Beat everybody, the rest ducked him.

 

Both him and Holmes seem a bit off their rocker recently. I remember recently reading something about Larry saying that Foreman sucked as a fighter.

 

Given how he struggled with Grandpa Foreman I shudder to think how he would have done with the Zaire version.

 

Tbf he didn't give Vitali or Mercer a rematch and the Mercer fight was really close.

 

Giving every close fight a rematch isn't how boxing works, at all. In fact that's a big problem right now, and it's why you have so many top contenders waiting for a shot at the same time, Parker, Dubois, Zhang, Hrgovic was waiting a long time. A close win, is also a win!

 

I meant in the sense he wasn't always being avoided. Of course your right a rematch isn't always meant to be.

 

I have heard Holy say that the broughr what Ali did to another level, but this quotes have no source just a cheap clickbait boxing page called seconds out, wich in the original article doesnt state where did Evan say this.

 

LOL, no. In that case Marciano would be far greater cause he never lost, let alone one punch KOed twice by huge underdogs. Neither Lewis nor Holyfield are close to Ali or Louis in terms of HW greatness

 

Maybe someone here doesn't know this but Holy isn't the sharpest stick in the Woodpile. The lights are on but no one's home. His elevator doesn't go all the way to the top of that head.

Etc.

 

I have Holy after only Ali, Louis, and Holmes. He was an incredible Warrior with a heart of steel.

 

And using PED's

 

Second to Ali in my book.

 

Only boxer who denied me an autograph..

Not even De La Hoya, Chavez Sr. or Whitaker-the three others who were pretty arrogant to me-denied me the autograph!

 

GREAT post--only point where I might disagree with you is ranking Holyfield in the top-10. IMHO I don't think he's at that level. (Definitely top 15--top 10 is a stretch.)