Top 10 H2H HW Era champions in history

Has Uncle Clemmy ever posted something without size or weight mentioned in it?

 

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Vitali and Tyson better than Lewis? hahahahahahahaaaaaaa

 

My thoughts:

Head to head between fighters from different eras is pure fantasy, because we can’t even predict the outcomes of fights between fighters from the same era. If you can, then you don’t need to work for a living. That is why I spend a lot more time comparing resumes.

There is a consensus that Joe Louis and Muhammad Ali, are the two greatest heavyweights of all time in terms of resume.

Given that they are such standouts in terms of number of world class fighters beaten, and sheer consistency against world class opposition over time, I am minded to think that they are also the two standouts in head to head terms.

This would be especially true, if you measured head to head in terms of results against a common group of opponents.

 

I think its scorcery and you should be burnt at the stake slowly while ESB does a RBR after warning us not to request any links :rasta

 

You obviously can’t predict the outcome of boxing matches, because if you could, you would make your living betting on them.

Do you think that it would even be profitable for bookmakers to offer odds on boxing matches, if anybody could predict the outcome with some degree of accuracy?

 

Replace #1 with Chris Byrd and #4 with either Purrity , Sanders , Williamson or Brewster.

The reality H2H results are up on boxec. This is the real world we're living in.

 

the reason very few people can make a career betting on just boxing is because there are so few fights and mostly at such short odds that you would already need to be rich for the small % gains to add up to a reasonable income.

I love boxing and make my living betting sports, but pay very little attention to betting boxing for that reason. Do I spend the majority of my time on wta because i know more about it than boxing? no, it's because there are many more events per week and upsets are far more common (due to boxing being full of uncompetitive fights while tennis players face whoever comes out in the draw)

bookies make a profit because of the spread and because of the majority of bettors awful(actually non existent because their bets aren't in a system) money managment and staking strategies, i.e I can offer someone 3/1 on coin tosses, but if they are betting variable amounts, chasing losses or going all in I will come out ahead even tho the odds favor them.