How would Herol Graham have done against Kovalev and Ward?

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  1. Loudon

    Loudon Loyal Member Full Member

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    Well yes, but he was a JMW/MW.

    It's a pointless thread.
     
  2. Loudon

    Loudon Loyal Member Full Member

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    Just stop.

    Stop trashing Graham's resume, when he was a damn good fighter.

    He was about 38 when he fought Brewer at SMW.

    It's pretty obvious that all you know about Herol, is what you've read from BoxRec.
     
  3. Loudon

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    Joe was a class act.

    Probably the greatest SMW of all time.

    Again, Herol was a JMW/MW.

    As great as Joe was, he couldn't have beaten all of the best LHW's of all time.
     
  4. Loudon

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    Another joke post.

    Of course he could compete at world level.

    He fought peak versions of Kalambay, McCallum and Jackson.

    You obviously never saw those fights.

    No defence? Overall, he had a great defence. Go and read up on what Kalambay, McCallum, Jackson and Eubank said about him.

    Regarding Joe, he was an elite guy who walked around at 190 plus pounds, who had to literally starve himself to make SMW. Whereas, Graham fought at JMW and MW, in the days of same day weigh-ins. Of course Joe would have beaten him. Which proves what? Nothing. Because Herol was still a world class fighter, and Joe could not have beaten every elite fighter from the division above.
     
  5. Loudon

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    And when did Joe ever fight the calibre of opponents that Herol did?

    Herol fought elite guys in their PRIME.

    Joe fought absolutely nobody that can compare to fighting guys like Sumbu Kalambay and Mike McCallum.
     
  6. Loudon

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    And the fact that he was a JMW/MW in the days of same day weigh-ins, whereas Ward and Kovalev are LHW's, weighing 180 plus on fight night.
     
  7. Loudon

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    What are you talking about?

    Joe was a huge SMW.

    Herol was a JMW/MW.

    Any decent fighter would have starched him? What like elite fighters such as peak versions of McCallum and Kalambay?

    This is a terrible thread.
     
  8. Loudon

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    Exactly.

    One of the worst threads I've seen in a while.

    Denigrating a fighters achievements, because a poster has upset him.
     
  9. Loudon

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    Get real.

    He fought at SMW right at the end of his career.

    He was a career JMW/MW in the days of same day weigh-ins.

    It would be like putting Calzaghe in with an elite CW.

    We know what your intentions were, but you've failed miserably.
     
  10. Ike-Man

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    Your 100% right, if Graham was around today he'd toy with the likes Canelo, Lara and Andrade like a cat playing with a dead mouse.
     
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  11. Loudon

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    You'd have to think that he'd definitely have won a version of the belts at JMW/MW.

    We don't even know if GG would have beaten a guy like Mike McCallum.
     
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  12. Ike-Man

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    he'd school anyone at 154 today and the only fighter at 160 I'd pick to beat him is Golovkin and maybe Jacobs if he came in as big as he did against GGG.
     
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