It's 1994 and Moorer decides to fight Bruno instead of Foreman

Not often I see Bruno get a shout but I love it when does

 

This has a few permutation's , Bruno usually gasses after the 7th , they both have not the best chin's , moorer could switch off during fights , how many southpaw had Bruno fought , how would moorer handle being possibly out jabbed .


I will state the obvious if Bruno hasn't won by the end of the 8th moorer wins

Given Bruno's excellent jab though I take big frank by tko around the 5th or 6th am I sure or confident no way

 

I reckon Frank would have had a damn good shot against Moorer.

 

I give Bruno a real shot early.

I think Moorer wins, though. I don't think he has the weakness of skill to get taken out early, and Bruno doesn't have Tua power or Tua aggression. The later this gets, the worse it gets for Frank; MM actually came out very strong late in fights.

MM late TKO. He goes down once or twice early, but around the eighth, takes over with his jab, and starts hammering Bruno. The braver than credited Bruno takes it for a couple rounds before folding.

I think this fight looks a lot like Moorer vs. Botha, but with knockdowns and more jabbing.

 

Bruno is the reason I got into boxing. I'm picking him to win and I dont give a ****.

 

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I remember one fight he dropped someone and hit them with an uppercut as they fell lifting him back up.

He's kinda like the Chuck Norris of boxing. He created the giraffe by uppercutting a zebra and all that jazz :good

 

I think you are talking about the ko of mike Jameson that was over in the states

 

Lennox Lewis thinks otherwise, but I certainly think he was a large enough puncher to be an incredibly dangerous man. He has some stellar one round demolition jobs.

 

McCall said Bruno's right hand was one of the hardest punches he ever took.

 

Did he ever take a Tua left hook??

 

Rondo sucks?