If you could interview any fighters in history....

Michael Nunn -
"Was the reason you altered your fighting style because of pressure put on your from the Goosens to please the networks?

"At what point in time did you start taking cocaine, and how do you think this effected your ability to perform in the ring?"

"Do you have any regrets?

Michael Spinks -
"Did you legitimately think you did enough in the second Holmes fight to get the verdict?"

"Everyone claims to this day that you were petrified at even the thought of getting in the ring with Tyson. Were you motivated purely by the money, or did you genuinely believe you were going to win?"

"How do you feel a match-up between yourself and Roy Jones Jr would have played out?"

Michael Carbajal -
"You said early on in your career that you wanted to win titles in at least three separate weight classes. After defeating Humberto Gonzalez by knockout in 1993, why didn't you move up?"

 

not so much n interiew but id love to speak to Pep or Arguello

 

Sam Langford

Wouldn't know where to begin.

 

Carlos Monzon, provided we weren't too high from the ground.

 

Harry Greb
Who were your toughest opponents?
Charley Burley
ditto.

 

Stanley Ketchel.