How would Wawrzyk, Molina and Duhaupas fare in the 70's?

70s fighters fought a lot of molinas and dulhaupus fighters as well

evangalista /coopmans/
half the fighters the fighters listed fought would be considered blown up cruiserweights today and dwarfed .

6.5 / 250lb heavys were rare.

 

They don't do any better than JP Coopman and Richard Dunn :bbb
Wawrzhyk can do even worse I think :yep

 

They are former title challengers, so why not?

 

Difference is those guys won their belts from good heavyweights, didn't have them handed to them... And faced good opposition in addition to the Coopmans, Dunns etc. Molina, Duhaupas, and Wawrzyk as three straight opponents is farcical. Wilder is disgrace and should be stripped ASAP

 

another thing about the 70`s was it was basically an american domestic monopoly.

the opening up of boxing like virtually every other sport has meant the dilution
of dominance, in this case to american heavys.

 

Warzwoniyk is the worst fighter I've seen in years. Did you guys see him vs. Povetkin? Christ how is this guy allowed to even be in contention for world title shot.

 

They would have been warmups for the contenders of the era. None of them would have made it thru the top contenders to reach Ali.

 

Duhaupas would have beaten Ali. Molina vs Foreman 50/50 fight.

 

At 6'5, 240, with an unbreakable chin, decent skills and good resourcefulness Duhaupas may very well have ruled the division. Molina would have been a top contender. Wawrzyk is an atrocious modern hw, but with his size, even he would have been formidable enough. He would have been a better version of Chuck Wepner.

 

They would all have done poorly. Duhaupas may last the distance with a few people, but none of them would fare well skill wise. With rare exception, I doubt any of these three mediocre (or worse) fighters would beat any on the aforementioned list.

 

Wawrzyk and his dancing jig would rule in the 70's

 

All would be world champs.