How do you feel Foreman would do against...

1970s George Foreman knocks out any version of Mike Tyson. 1980s/1990s George Foreman loses, in my opinion.

1970s George Foreman and 1980s/1990s George Foreman would do about the same vs Vitali. This fight would depend mostly on who is able to establish their jab first. If Vitali does, he'll keep George away with solid 1-2s and win a decision. If George does, he'll continually tag Vitali and set up other attacks enroute to winning a decision.

 

:good Beat me to it

 

Tyson wins. Way better, faster, better defense, better movement, quicker, took better punch (although if Foreman catches someone they will be hurt) and may have hit as hard. Better puncher al around (speed, accuracy, combinations)

 

Prime Foreman beats both.

Stops Tyson in 4. stops Vitali inside 7. Tyson was made for George. Uppercut city! Double uppercuts!

And Vitali? Vitali had his hands full with guys like Sanders and Lennox. Prime Foreman just hammers Vitali to the body,uppercuts,rough house tactics etc

Prime Foreman stops both. Old Foreman loses by UD to both but he makes a good showing.

 

Foreman destroys Tyson. Foremans power shots were those sweeping uppercuts against short crouching fighters. George pushes Mike back on his heels from the first bell..physically and with his telephone jab. I don't see the bout going past 2 rounds.

George walks down Vitali, corners him and knocks him out. Noone cut the ring off better than prime Foreman and he was such a physical force in the ring. Rights and lefts rain down on Vitali and the fights over within 5 rounds.

 

Prime Foreman beats both.

 

Young George Foreman destroys any version of Mike Tyson. Vitali, I'm not too sure of.

 

gotta take issue with the idea that tyson took a better punch...at best where physically equal..with old foreman being much more mentally tough..and young foreman likely being a bit mentally tougher to absorbe punches.

 

Beats them both. Knocks Tyson out quick and Vitali lasts a little longer.

 

40 and 0 George walks down Vitali and TKOs him in 4.
Vitali doesn't have the speed or power to keep George off of him.
Foreman vs Tyson I go back and forth on. Foreman has the jab, the
power advantage and roughhouse tactics. I could see him pushing
Mike and unloading uppercuts, hooks, and the right hand,
all the while eating all of Tysons shots and stopping Mike. George
Dominated Frazier whose bobbing and weaving style was ineffective.
Foreman dominates Mike physically and lands many flush shots.
Foreman KO 2 is perfectly reasonable. However I believe
The defense and speed of Mike was impeccable and I dont think
Foreman could eat many flush shots from Mike. Punching power Mike
is up there at or a hare below George, but George could manhandle Mike
in terms of sheer physicality. Tyson had the beard to eat a few Foreman bombs
meanwhile countering Foreman with hooks and uppercuts while Foreman
gets dropped a few times. Tyson KO 5. It comes down to if Tysons edge in speed
Defense, and power over would make it different from the Frazier fight.. Ali is one in a million,
aside from him perhaps only an incredible scientist with an iron chin ala Young could
beat 40 and 0 George. Vitali gets destroyed though, ugly fight.

 

Foreman would beat Tyson....there is little doubt in my mind about that.....
Now, Vitali vs Foreman would be hard, but I would bet some money on George too tbh....

 

Foreman was one of my favorite fighters as a young fan but in reality he did not face too many punchers early in his career, even when he fought Frazier, Joe was not punching sharp (as you can see vs Stander and Daniels)...The Lyle fight was the 1st against a above average puncher and I can definitely see Tyson coming out victorious against that version of Foreman....BUT Tyson did not have Foreman's heart IMO because Tyson never got off the floor to win, while Foreman showing vulnerability to be hit and fall in the Lyle fight did show the ability to rise and conquer and that is something that Tyson never did....So for me that intangible may speak volumes for both men never fought a raw puncher like the other

 

Any version of Foreman beats a prime Tyson easily, KO in 3 or 4 rounds.

Foreman VS Vitali is 50/50

 

I think Foreman stops Tyson within 6 ... just the perfect style mesh for him.
I think Vitali either stops or decisions Foreman.... probably going to be rather unpopular but prime Vitali was not slow by any stretch and pre shoulder surgery he had serious pop alongside great work rate.

I think his timing and sense of distance would nullify Foreman.