The Best Iterations Of George Foreman Versus James Toney (With A Poll)

Because Toney's lack of activity up close is totally as taxing as Ali constantly wrestling Foreman

How many times did you have to excuse Toney's crappy gas tank vs Rahman, again ?

Oh, I can tell the difference just fine. A clean punch stings.

What you just threw? That was all glove and no knuckle.

My point is that you don't beat Foreman by throwing a few nothing punches up close each round. You beat him by taking away his foundation and his ability to overpower you, which Ali did by clinching. I've said it a dozen times in this thread, at this point it's just a skill issue from your end. Or maybe a mental one.

What did Toney do to prevent Rahman from overpowering him, again ? When he actually did try that, at least. Let us not forget how much of a lame Rahman was up close.

So your whole case is: Ali grabbed, Toney punches better in a phone booth, therefore Toney beats Foreman.

You skipped three chapters, three weight classes, and basic logic. Outstanding incompetence.

How many times did Toney stop a Heavyweight below 40 and with more than 0 stars on Boxrec again, via non injury ?

C'mon tiny mate, you were asking for someone to step up and actually debunk this whole Toney beats Foreman nonsense at the beginning of this thread. Is that desparate **** excuse for an analysis the best you can do ? Or are you gonna throw a tantrum again and say I ran from a debate again when I inevitably ignore it ?

 

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Iterative Foreman is actually one of the intermediate Foreman versions that doesn't get talked about nearly enough.

 

Foreman Destroys Converted Middleweight (Toney) as well as Converted Cruiserweight (Qavi).