Joe Frazier v. 8 recent big men back-to-back-to-back...

Maybe you're right. Thanks for the feedback.

 

Looking at your past threads, I will assume you are just joined to troll. Or maybe you are just this stupid. Foreman was 6'3 1/2 230. Which means he is as big if not bigger than most heavyweight champions today. Some are taller them him. Some are fatter than him. That is because Foreman and heavyweights back in the day chose to be in shape. In Foreman's comeback when he was fat he weighed more than every heavyweight mentioned. So I guess those guys are small as well.

 

Ali didn't fight Abe Simon or those guys so what does that have to do with how good Ali was or how good Frazier was? Still trolling for attention right?

Also little kid you keep saying "Super heavyweights" when I don't if you are a smart enough to know what that means. You said Foreman would be small by Modern Standards which is funny since Foreman is the exact same size as guys like Luis Ortiz but Foreman didn't have to use PED's to get to that size. Foreman bigger than PED using Alexander Povetkin who is 6'2 220. Christian Hammer is 6'2 and fat. Joseph Parker is a 6'4 and 230 to 240 and out of shape.

You can name Wladimir Klistchko who is taller than Foreman but only weighed 220 when he turned pro. Anthony Joshua is also around 6'5 to 6'6 and was lighter before he started juicing. Foreman was 6'3 1/2 and 230 as a 19 year old amatuer. Which means he was heavier guys like Lewis, Bowe, and Wlad when George was a teenager. These guys bulked up and Foreman like others from that era bulked down for speed reasons.

If you aren't smart enough to realize then maybe you shouldn't be watching boxing anymore. Pick a sport you can understand. Or if you are trolling then learn how to troll better. You are just annoying and clueless.

 

You're maturity is underwhelming. Name calling, man oh man. Take a long walk off a short pier.

 

If you really believe that, please wake up and apologize.

 

Lol thanks. If that is the best you got kid then I feel sorry for you. Your intelligence is underwhelming but I am sure your parents tell you that all the time. Go back to believing Foreman is small compared to modern sized heavyweights, when in reality he is just as big as not bigger than most modern sized heavyweights and he did it with out PEDs.

 

Go slink off back to the hood and have another bottle of malt liquor, LOSER!

 

It's BlackHercules under a different name trying to stir $hit up again.

 

She's an uneducated, ignorant piece of crap welfare case who hates Rocky Marciano and white people in general. Enough said.

 

Many of those guys are now old or were never that good, to begin with. Assuming they were in their primes, I can't see Frazier losing more than two. Now if you add Joshua in the mix...

 

Yeah she did, read her posts, and don't try calling me a racist. Larry Holmes for example was my favorite boxer when I started following the sport in 1983, before you were even born.

 

Fair enough.

 

Frazier beats everyone on this list

 

What sort of timeframe are we looking at here? One a month? One every six months? All of them in one night? I think Frazier should beat Wilder, though he'd need to fight a disciplined fight and not get caught, since whatever Wilder's faults he hits like a ton of bricks. Hammer is useless and would sustain a one sided beat down. So would Breazeale, though his toughness might take him to the later rounds, maybe even the finish line. Pulev could cause him a few problems, but I'd pick him to beat him fairly comfortably once he realises Pulev can't hurt him. Browne would go down similar to guys like Mathis. After that it gets interesting.

Ortiz would be his toughest matchup to that point, and could very well prove to be too strong and tough for Frazier to handle. It's hard to tell since we don't really know how good Ortiz is. He's obviously hugely strong and very well schooled however, and those two things alone could cause Frazier problems.

Assuming Joe gets past him he then has to fight Povetkin, a fast punching lights out guy with tons of top fight experience and juiced to the eyeballs. Even if he wins he's going to take a ton of punishment on the way.

Finally Parker, who's still a bit of an unknown quantity. H2H and fresh I'd pick Frazier to take him, but at this point he'll have been through the wars and his body would be broken down. In that state I'd comfortably pick the faster, sharper punching Kiwi to do the job.

Realistically I can see Frazier start to lose from Ortiz on. His body would simply not be able to take it.