peak foreman vs bruno.

I can see how you could say he had a good chin. His problem was stamina. He would gas out and it always seemed to me that he had a hard time moving fluidly - perhaps it was all the bulky muscle. He did not train like a boxer, but like a bodybuilder.

 

tommy morison anyone?


bruno ud

 

It says Peak Foreman, not Old Foreman.

 

where?


still morrison would outbox prime foreman aswell

 

I really can't tell if you're being sarcastic or not.

 

:blood sarcasm

 

Yes i meant he wasnt easy to KO cold, he normally finished on his feet

I think his chin was granite, it was is head where the problems were, hes the sort of guy who would freeze once he got clocked

Bruno was big, could box (See Lennox) and had a decent chin, no way doed he beat Foreman, but it could be tough

 

I seriously doubt Bruno could last longer than Norton.
2 rounds.

 

big george stops big frank in 4 0r 5 .

 

I like Frank, but this is preposterous, we are talking different "levels" here. At his best, Frank was not at George's level.

If George comes out like he did in Kingston & Caracas, and that's what he did do AT HIS PEAK, Frank couldn't cope. His jab wouldn't be quick enough to keep George off, He didn't have the footwork to get out of the way of George's attacks, and he didn't have the survival instincts to cope when caught by a big shot (see Cummungs round 1, Bonecrusher round 10 & Witherspoon round 11). I see Bruno being stunned by the first big shot he takes, then being battered by George's follow up attack until toppling to the floor or being rescued by the ref.

 

No way,Pedro. As Delboy Trotter would say. Prime Foreman would have been fast enough to cut the ring off on 'The Duke' and stop him before the halfway mark.

 

He would have gone early about 2 rds imo.:vonnecunt

 

what a missmatch

 

Bruno boxes well for about 4 or 5 rounds before being stopped brutally.

 

Pretty much what i was gonna say.
Bruno will be in the fight and then George claps him, Bruno freezes.