The golden boys of 82 vs 2010

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Here are mine

Larry Holmes Wladimir Klitschko Holmes TKO 10

1-Micheal Dokes 1-Vitali Klitschko Klitschsko TKO 9
2-Mike Weaver 2-Alexander Povetkin Weaver KO 14
3-Gerrie Coetzee 3-Eddie Chambers Coetzee KO 10
4-Renaldo Snipes 4-Ruslan Chagaev Snipes UD
5-Trevor Berbick 5- David Haye Haye KO 5
6-Greg Page 6- Chris Arreola Page UD
7-Gerry Cooney 7- Denis Boytsov Cooney KO 4
8-Pinklon Thomas 8-Nikolai Valuev Thomas UD
9-Randy Cobb 9-Alexander Dimitrenko Dimitrenko UD
10-Tim Witherspoon 10- Tony Thompson Witherspoon UD


That adds up to 8 for the 80s, 3 for this era.

 

Mine are

Larry Holmes Wladimir Klitschko Klitschko KO 1

1-Micheal Dokes 1-Vitali Klitschko Klitschsko KO 9
2-Mike Weaver 2-Alexander Povetkin Povetkin KO 8
3-Gerrie Coetzee 3-Eddie Chambers Chambers KO 2
4-Renaldo Snipes 4-Ruslan Chagaev Chagaev KO 2
5-Trevor Berbick 5- David Haye Haye KO 10
6-Greg Page 6- Chris Arreola Arreola KO 4
7-Gerry Cooney 7- Denis Boytsov Boytsov KO 6
8-Pinklon Thomas 8-Nikolai Valuev Valuev KO 2
9-Randy Cobb 9-Alexander Dimitrenko DimitreKO ko 8
10-Tim Witherspoon 10- Tony Thompson Thompson UD

11-0 for this era

 

I agree with everything except Dokes over Wlad. Dokes was a very good fighter in his prime. He took his time, didn't like to be rushed, had decent power, didn't waste alot of shots, had a nice jab, but his defense was always questionable to me. I think Wlad beats him by a wide decision, but Dokes would have his moments.

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Haye would also beat Berbick probably by a decision. I don't think Haye would get that much respect from Berbick and Haye doesn't have the speed, power, and defense 80's Tyson had.