Yes, this is an unfair advantage seemingly for Roy, although I still think Hearns matches up well at this weight. Yet, the old timers have an advantage too in this grouping, as Mayweather is a 130 -135lbs fighter.
where DLH hes way better than tito an mosley(although mosley beat him twice i thought he cleary won the 2nd fight an 1st was close... an no need to speak about tito vs DLH....robbery).... but i think dlh beats duran an leonard an hearns.... way to small for hagler KO probably
dlh gets the trifecta here. srl gives him a boxing lesson then ko late. hitman starches him with the right hand, duran simply brutalizes him en route to a late stoppage.
Our generation likely loses them all. Hopkins has the best chance of pulling off a win, though I favor Hagler, as I seem to be higher on him than most in the General Forum, having seen plenty of footage of Hagler at his true peak. Mosley/Duran would actually also be quite a rumble.
I agree, this is not good match ups for the newer generations. The old four are naturally bigger and stronger. So the advantages goes to them.
agree. this would be one helluva fight, but i don't have any doubts about the ending. shane's habit of getting drawn into wars will be his undoing. at 135 i don't see any fighter that is there to be hit beating duran at that weight. shane would have some moments, but cholo ultimately owns the night. ud 12 ko14
Just one for me, and no it's not Whitaker, as he'd have to be on the backfoot to win against Duran. Ike Williams. I think Duran is a more versatile fighter, but based on the styles matchup, Duran is for once faced with a man who's firepower outdoes his own, which would be very hazardous for Duran to imply his usual style against. That is a matchup I'd give a testicle to see.* *maybe not quite, but you get the idea