For my part : 1940s: LaMotta vs. Cerdan II in September 1949 as originally planned 1950s: None come to mind 1960s: Same 1970s: Ali vs. Foreman II early 1975 1980s: Leonard vs Pryor for the welterweight titles at the end of 82 1990s: Jones Jr vs Michalczewski for the WBC-WBA-WBO light heavyweight titles at the end of 1998 2000s: Lewis vs. Vitali Klitschko II in late 2003 or early 2004 2010s: Mayweather vs. Pacquiao in late 2011 for the WBC and WBO welterweight titles.
Wilder Joshua would be HUGE It would be bigger than Fury Usyk because it captures the casual markets attention Yet you just know there are too many parties on BOTH sides that will prevent that fight from happening. Problem is these HW belts are going to splinter once Fury has hold of them all yet again. He isn't paying sanctioning fees for belts he couldn't care about...the orgs also try to mandate him to fight different people so it's literally impossible to hold onto the belts. Wilder will get that IBF belt next year without a doubt.
In 2010 I would say Joshua Wilder. People forget how big the hype was for that potential fight which was being planned for April 2019 infront of 90,000 at Wembley.
1920s Dempsey vs Greb 1940s: LaMotta vs Cerdan II, Charles vs Lamotta 1950s: Marciano vs Patterson 1960s: 1970s: Ali vs Foreman 2, Norton vs Frazier, Arguello vs Duran, Conteh vs Foster, Monzon vs Hagler, Foreman vs Shavers, Benitez vs Cuevas 1980s: Leonard vs Pryor, Sanchez vs Arguello, Tyson vs Foreman, Hearns vs McCallum 1990s: Jones Jr vs Michalczewski, Bowe vs Lewis, Jones Jr vs Benn, Holmes vs Foreman, Carbajal vs Lopez 2000s: ODLH vs Wright, Mayweather vs Williams, Mosley vs Trinidad, 2010s: Vitali vs Wladimir, Ward vs Golovkin,
Good picks.How about Marquez vs Morales early 2000’s would be a better fight than the others.Certainly Oscar vs Wright and Mosley vs Trinidad would be highly entertaining too.
