How long would Frazier reign in an all-Valuev division?

Frazier only weakness was to the strongest hardest hitting boxer who knocked out alot of top fighters in 1-2 rounds. Frazier was not knocked out, he got up every time. Frankly had the fight been in 1920 instead of the 70s he'd have a decent chance of winning because foreman would eventually tire. Prime Foreman was a tough opponent to beat. You are talking a guy who got up from 2-3 knock downs in the span of 2 rounds against ron lyle, got up and knocked him out anyways. And at that point Ron Lyle was almost good as any other champion in history. I mean how many guys can floor foreman in under 4 rounds 2-3 times?

I've saw Frazier win the gold medal over a guy who was russian, tall (at least 6'6) and he tore him to shreads. I'm not convinced that height is a disadvantage to frazier. I seen him annihilate alot of big and tall guys. Foreman was Frazier perfect counter fold, but that doesn't mean all or most tall guys would beat frazier. Not even ali beat frazier the first time he fought him.

 

your an idiot beyond idiot....valuev for a guy his size couldnt crack an egg

 

So is Chagaev.

 

I get it that Foreman is stylistically bad for Frazier, but the truth is he came in at the most vulnerable point in Frazier's career. A prime version of Joe who won't do the mistake of overrating him, would do much better.

Personally, I think Frazier would have trouble with all the big heavyweights that came after him but there are still some he could definitely beat. Don't know which one of those categories Valuev fits in, never had the interest to watch him fight.

 

Valuev is not a boxer, stop it already

 

Right!

 

Joe would chop him down.

 

He wouldn't last long. He'd be broke.
Heavyweight boxing wouldn't last. Who would want to watch that **** ?

 

Frazier beat GERMAN Hans Huber in the Olympic final, Huber was 6'3".It went the 3rds distance
Frazier met a RUSSIAN Vadim Yemelyanov in the semi final Yemelyanov's corner threw in the towel in the 2nd rd.Yemelyanov was 6'4".

 

He also took apart the undefeated 6'3" Buster Mathis, one of my favorite Frazier performances.

At any rate: Valuev was so slow and ponderous he couldn't catch Frazier coming in and he's too big to tie him up and save himself on the inside, Frazier would use him as a heavy bag, it would not be pretty.

Frazier would just eat all these Valuev's for breakfast and retire undefeated.

 

Undefeated and unranked and whose best win was over an unranked Chuvalo. Mathis was competitive with Frazier , but lacked the conditioning and stamina to stay with him in the later rounds , plus he did not hit hard enough to get Frazier's respect. Frazier would lap Valuev for class and Valuev had no pop , but he did take a very good punch,this might well be a case of body mass simply overwhelming quality.

 

Valuev's gigantisism -- that medical condition that he has -- does it enforce his ribs? If not, I think Joe stops him.

 

Was he ever visibly hurt by a body shot?