Norton would beat him up. Foster didn't punch harder than Alior Holmes, and he sure as **** didn't punch like Foreman, Shavers or Cooney. Norton would wear him down and chase him down, and that's that.
Norton wouldn't be discouraged by Foster's punching power if he already took bombs from Foreman, Shavers, and Cooney (natural HW's) so I would assume he'd win by TKO
I don't really think so. Norton fought in the best heavyweight era ever. His KO percentage, considering his opposition, wasn't all that bad either. Aside from the Garcia loss, his other KO losses are to punchers like Foreman, Shavers and Cooney. Foster's power wasn't comparable to those fighters, and he wasn't exactly successful fighting natural heavyweights. Kenny could be beat by the real sluggers, but I don't see many light heavies giving him trouble.
Norton's chin wasn't THAT bad. Foster was not fantastic at Heavy. Top-lvel guys, such as Norton, would be his limit. He DID stop bigger guys, but unless I'm mistaken he never K.O'd any top opposition up there. Also, his reach and jab aren't going to be a problem for Norton, who is a big guy and was able to time Ali's jab frequently enough. Norton stoppage within five.
Nortons chin was ok, not great but serviceble. The problem with Kenny was he could be intimidated and go into a shell against physically stronger fighters, i dont think Bob would intimidate him. Norton too busy and strong for Foster and beats him in about 8-10
Jear , good point. Foster has a shot at catching Norton like Garcia did the first time but it is a long one ...
Agreed about the slim possibility of a Garcia-like upset but Norton would likely be too strong for Foster much like he was against Garcia the second time. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=wKT5BWmtvwg Terrell beat both Foster and Garcia using his greater size and reach.