How dangerous would a undefeated Moorer be to a post war Louis?

A come from behind, latter round knockout for Louis...somewhat like Foreman-Moorer. He would be leading on points, and Louis would be bloody and puffed up, but ultimately, Mike's chin would be his downfall. He would have an untimely lapse and pay for it instantly.

 

Your opinion has me thinking Moorer could win this. Can Louis pull it out with one punch ? I don't think he can. He may have to be peak to beat Moorer

 

Close fight...Louis by SD.

 

Does Moorer punch hard enough to hurt Louis or even drop him?

 

oh, hell yes. piston right hand jab with left-straight right down the middle.

finish louis? that's another story.

 

Would Moorer have been better competition for Louis than Wallcott whom the post-War Louis beat twice? Post-War Louis won 12 fights before he retired and half were by KO and TKO.

 

Moorer had a powerful southpaw jab which was a major weapon he
used to back up opponents, stun opponents and beat the crap out
of them. The Moorer that beat up Holyfield would trouble any HW.
This version would beat old Louis on pts.
https://www.washingtonpost.com/arch...tle/cf28c4b0-dec0-45b4-906a-be9dc4ce46d8/?utm

 

I am seeing a lot of love for Moorer here.

Obviously we don't know how Louis would handle the southpaw angle, but lets put a pin in that for now.

Isn't Louis just going to be too much for Moorer's chin at some point?

 

As good as Moorer was, he had better protect his chin, or liver/ribs.

 

Moorer had a pretty solid right upper cut as well as the right jab. It will be a KO for one or the other.