Is Tony Thompson the best HW of the Klitscko era who has never won a title?

Well it seems you guys have setteld on an agreement.:happy

 

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tony is a cool as **** guy but would have been a Joe Hipp caliber fighter in the 1990s

 

I think that title goes to Chambers and maybe Brock don't know if he lost his eye because of Wlad or Eddie.

 

Do Tua and Golota count?

 

Tony "the hip breaker" Thompson must at least win the award for the biggest boxing shorts. I can't actually work out if they are short-long-pants or long-short-pants.

 

The way that Thompson punches is weird, it seems he has broken both of his collarbones as a kid.

 

Wlad pulling out of two fights never crossed my mind when picking. that doesn't have any substance to it.

he clearly beat Helenius when he was undefeated, beat ***ton when he was good, gave Vitali his toughest test since Lewis, and gave Fury a run for his money even though he was out of shape. that's why i made my pick.

if Chisora has anything left, he'd not only beat Thompson, he'd stop him late.
Thompson doesn't have anything in his arsenal to stop Chisora from coming forward. nothing.

 

if we're talking about the Lewis era, then definitely. but he was done as a top flight Heavy by the time the Klitschko's took over.

 

I would pick Stiverne, Arreola and Jennings to beat Thompson.

 

I agree Tua is from the Lewis era and didn't accomplish anything in the Wlad era. But he was fighting in the Wlad era so I thought I could sneak him in. :hey