Name a heavyweight boxer that could stand up to Foreman and Tyson's early onslaught.

I will name two for you.

Joe Louis and Sonny Liston.

 

Louis would get KTFO. Liston on the other hand is a good choice. Maybe Holyfield?

 

Your call, RC. Your call. :twisted:

 

Just speculating here, but perhaps Jeffries could do it.

 

I'll probably catch some pelters for this but I have serious doubts Joe Louis would react well to an early Tyson or Foreman onslaught. Not saying he definitely gets KO'd in the first few rounds but it's more of a possibility than some people would like to admit.

 

Of course you never know what will happen until you try the experiment, but Louis has two critical stylistic assets here.

He is a counterpuncher par excelence, and more importantly, he is an absolute master at turning a fighters forward momentum against them.

 

Holmes, Holyfield and Lewis would be my picks. Vitali and Wlad too

Simple for survival maybe Tucker and Young

 

Quick Tillis, Mitch green, Bonecrusher Smith, Tony Tucker. The list goes on

 

Ok..........ready?? None other than

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Holyfield even though what he did was more controlled pressure than brawling (I'll just assume you mean exchanging with them) and Tua

 

Multicoloured text, ey? :think I'll have to get back to you on this one, old friend. Excuse me. :bolt

 

do you really mean who can survive the first five round or do you asko for boxers who could trade with tyson and foreman for at least five rounds?

 

David Haye would probably have the speed and movement to deal with with an initial onslaught.

 

Haye KO1 Tyson/Foreman.

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