One belt in your division, you are no1 contender. Who would be your nightmare Champ?

gotta be marvellous marvin.

 

Not sure whether I'd campaign at light heavy or drain down to super middle… but if it was the latter, or even a catchweight, **** me, it would be Nigel Benn.

 

Marvin Hagler. He would come in bouncing on the balls of his feet, get inside of my long arms, and bust me up. If Hearns couldn't keep him at range, what are the odds any other lanky fighter can do the same?

 

RJ @ 160-168. Hard 2 hit and hit 2 hard!

 

im lhw, and i would hate to fight bhop way to dirty i would hate it.

 

il be a cruiser couldnt get down to light heavy anymore, so **** having david hayes bombs landing on me

 

Prime Roy. Would duck the **** out of him

 

Pipino Cuevas, he ruined people & I like my face the way it is

 

Division - Middle

Champ - Marvin Hagler :scaredas:

 

I weigh 145.5, but I'm on my way down to 140 (I gained weight during the summer ops)
So Hearns is the obvious answer, but I'd hate to fight that SOB Aaron Pryor at 140

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Jackson at 154 one shot KO power. RJJ at 168 as well boxing God with gloves hard to hit and could almost land at will.

 

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Some of you guys have mentioned better fighters than Tyson, but what marks Tyson out is his mean intentions. Sometimes it didn't look like his aim was just to win a boxing match -- it looked like he wanted to hurt the other guy as much as possible, to give him a savage beating and tear him down. It looked like the ring was his place to release all the emotion he kept inside. Combine that with his power, and he's not the kind of guy you want to fight.

 

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Hagler and Hearns were both lethal, and great fighters. I feel sorry for the guys who had to fight them. That being said, they were less...unstable than Tyson. They weren't going to get in the ring and try to bite your ear off, or continue to pummel you while the referee was standing between you. (Which is a credit to them, of course.)

 

i'm 17 and 195 pounds ish so i reckon by the time i start boxing and all i would be a heavyweight,
I wouldn't wanna fight a prime mike