Nunn of '88 or '89 kills Hearns at 160 to 165 pounds........ Nunn was too fresh, skilled, fast and a southpaw....... Hearns gets beat there....... Nunn was all wrong for Hearns in the very late 80s......... MR.BILL
Depending on the time they fought, Nunn would have a great chance of beating Hearns. Nunn was very fast and one of the best boxers in the business when he wanted to be.
good prediction as usual . Nunn beats Hearns "prime4prime" as well b it either 160 , 168 , 175 or above . Barkley was a mutual opponent , true he was also intermediate in terms of age , so it does take some out of this predictions' credibility , but Hearns was not a gr8 fighter . certainly over8ed . There was a time here , until about a year and a half ago when he was r8ed r8 , dis time has past dow
Barkley was Nunn's 4th last per4mance @ 160 . Not sure if Nunn was drained against him or just tried 2 please crowd , because I M certain that he could bore crowd's S just like Kalambay did and "win that convincingly" . And then I also disagree about Kalambay beating Barkley easier if it should b considered beating him at all . Kalambay only ever beat Herol Graham*2 , Kalule and Doug DeWitt
And McCallum and Steve Collins. Have you not seen Kalambay vs Barkley then? Because Kalambay DID beat him easier than Nunn.
Hard fight for Tommy. If he boxes and fights to win a decision, he would eeek out a decision over Michael.