Oscar Bonavena Mac Foster Bob Foster (HW version) George Chuvalo Ken Norton Does Holyfield win them all?
No...beats Foster and Chuvalo without much issue. The other two give him a hard time and he drops one
I think he'd stop them all, barring Chuvalo. Yes, Bonavena was tough and went the distance with Frazier, but he was stopped by Ali from a counter which he didn't see, Holyfield specialized in these. Norton most likely walks onto something too, which would likely give him a case of dear-in-the-headlights syndrome and then Holyfield closes off a finish. The Foster's are just way too far outta the league.
A prime Ken Norton beat Muhammed Ali, he'd give Holyfield hell, as Evander doesn't have the power to shock Norton so Ken comes forward . Norton hit hard so he could rattle Evander. I see Norton by UD. h
Chavalo would catch Holy as much as he caught Ali but would get countered to death by Holy, Norton v Holy would be close, but I pick Holy because he had a better chin, Holy beats the rest.
He outboxes the first four easily (though I think Fitz might have a real chance were it not for Holyfield's unreal durability) and has a war with Norton that's perceived to be an extremely close fight like Norton-Holmes. (That's an imperfect analogy, because I'm in the minority who think Holmes thoroughly whooped Norton.)
He beats all of them. I would have made a thread with these fighters: 1) Ali 2) Young Foreman 3) Marciano 4) Louis 5) Liston 6) Prime Holmes Dont know if he won against these
I think a cruiser Holyfield would beat Bonavena and a HW Holyfield beats him even more emphatically. I think Holyfield needs to be in his HW rendition to beat Norton and it still would be a tough fight.