Some Interesting Averages About Heavyweight Champions

If you didn't mean they gassed why did you say so? You don't need to do 15 miles road work to fight 15 rds at a good pace Joe Louis never did ,Ali never did. Jeffries and Fitzsimmons were fighting in an era that featured long distance fights.
FYI Marciano only went 15 rds once in his entire career and both he and Charles were ****ed at the end of their fight .
You haven't produced a primary source to back up your claims.

 

The documentarians personally observed Marciano running 15 miles per day? If not, do they interview people who have?
Would you mind giving us the times in the documentaries where we can find the relevant information?

 

Very interesting!! Good work!!

 

I am ten foot tall.

Primary source yo.

 

Marciano fought at a measured pace you make him sound positively frenetic! Don't forget he was fighting men older than himself, 3 of them a couple of years off of 40 if he had great stamina what about them?

 

I wouldn't be at all surprised and you probably have horns and green skin too.

 

His challenger average is substantially higher! Walcott hadn't "just kod," Charles he did it 2 years earlier.

 

Walcott put up a great fight certainly one of his greatest ,but stylistically I think Marciano was something of a foil for him.Walcott hadnt looked that good in his series with Charles earlier.I tend to think his zenith was the first fight against Louis.But,as you say its a matter of perspective.You have Rocky as possibly the number 1 alltime heavyweight,I no longer have him in my top ten.The arrival of Lewis,Holyfield,and Tyson relegated him to top 15.imo.

 

awe

 

I'm really referencing the fact that I can't understand your posts,but that probably is more a reflection on my own lack of comprehension.

 

Nice research, especially on their opposition's averages. However, Jim Corbett did go 61 rounds with Peter Jackson, and Jack Johnson technically went beyond 25 rounds in the Willard fight (just not more than 25 completed rounds). Also, the round count was less meaningful under the bare-knuckle rules of Sullivan's time. Though, granted, the 2 hours and 16 minutes of the Kilrain fight would have been an excellent workout.