How would you advise '19 Dempsey vs '73 Foreman?

burt bienstock · Jun 14, 2013

Anubis said: ↑

It's on the first 1:30 of film following the opening bell in Toledo. This presumes Kearns isn't foolhardy enough to bet everything on a first round knockout by Jack, so Dempsey can use his speed, mobility and evasiveness to extend the big guy.

George was far more aggressive than Jess, and used his physical strength as aggressively as any heavyweight champion ever has. However, Willard was quicker, and had better defensive skills.

Foreman may have success cutting off the ring, but he'd find his non existent defense penetrated by the Dempsey power when he did so, a quality not shared by Young, Ali, and a faded and overweight Frazier. Jack's power will afford him the opportunity to move as needed, and extend the big guy.

Dempsey had enough power to hop Willard off his feet with a short hook to the body late in round three. Jimmy Young had success countering to George's body in San Juan. Jack would have a lot of target options.

This is a torpedo plane attack on an aircraft carrier. Each round which passes reduces Foreman's chances. He's too slow and too easy to hit. He tends to gas. If he did hurt Jack, Dempsey could be extremely dangerous when hurt.

Morrison did have success circling counterclockwise on Foreman, and Jack utilized some of this in the opening stages of round one in Toledo.

Personally, my preference would be to occupy Dempsey's corner for this one. 1973 Foreman would have serious deficits in speed, skill, experience, mobility and stamina to overcome. His face tended to swell quickly, and he could get cut.

Was Jack too small to hang with George? The smaller Peralta entered round ten twice against the Olympic hero, so no. Dempsey was clearly big enough.
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Bravo A !

heavy_hands · Jun 15, 2013

dempsey being raped like a poor ***** against the ropes. foreman ko 13? lol, if dempsey can survive more than 7 rounds he could win, but foreman would destroy him early

heavy_hands · Jun 15, 2013

Anubis said: ↑

It's on the first 1:30 of film following the opening bell in Toledo. This presumes Kearns isn't foolhardy enough to bet everything on a first round knockout by Jack, so Dempsey can use his speed, mobility and evasiveness to extend the big guy.

George was far more aggressive than Jess, and used his physical strength as aggressively as any heavyweight champion ever has. However, Willard was quicker, and had better defensive skills.

Foreman may have success cutting off the ring, but he'd find his non existent defense penetrated by the Dempsey power when he did so, a quality not shared by Young, Ali, and a faded and overweight Frazier. Jack's power will afford him the opportunity to move as needed, and extend the big guy.

Dempsey had enough power to hop Willard off his feet with a short hook to the body late in round three. Jimmy Young had success countering to George's body in San Juan. Jack would have a lot of target options.

This is a torpedo plane attack on an aircraft carrier. Each round which passes reduces Foreman's chances. He's too slow and too easy to hit. He tends to gas. If he did hurt Jack, Dempsey could be extremely dangerous when hurt.

Morrison did have success circling counterclockwise on Foreman, and Jack utilized some of this in the opening stages of round one in Toledo.

Personally, my preference would be to occupy Dempsey's corner for this one. 1973 Foreman would have serious deficits in speed, skill, experience, mobility and stamina to overcome. His face tended to swell quickly, and he could get cut.

Was Jack too small to hang with George? The smaller Peralta entered round ten twice against the Olympic hero, so no. Dempsey was clearly big enough.
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so you are mixing fights of old foreman and young foreman in order to create a point in favour of dempsey

peralta never fought like dempsey and he never fought a prime foreman he fought a green foreman in 1970 and 71
this comment is one of the biggest partial craps that i saw ever here

you are a ****ing ******ed troll

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