yeah I wasn't disagreeing with your list, I was just saying that in one aspect of being physically gifted (strength) Foreman was on a elite level. But yeah Foreman wasn't exactly a potential track star I get you,, lol
Foreman did more physical training weights /strongman etc .....in his come back i would have him top 10 .
Yeah Usyk definitely won the first. I genuinely think Beterbiev won the second and beat Usyk up in the process. It's the first fight on here (fight starts at 2:46) for anyone interested - This content is protected
In no particular order and not in deference to any PED question marks, and limiting to boxers I've seen enough of to judge: RJJ Mike Tyson FMJ Ali Tommy Hearns Honourable mentions: GGG - purely because of the power he can generate from a 160 physique, Prince Naseem - ditto from FW.
Mike Tyson was the most gifted person. He should share his knowledge and become a trainer, after travelling for 2-3 years to gyms all over the world to find someone as gifted as he was.
Tyson, Pacquiao, Roy Jones and Mayweather. Tyson: Xplosive said it best a long time ago, the power of a man twice his size and the speed of a man half his size, and an uncanny ability to avoid punches while being ultra agressive. Tyson is my favorite fighter to watch by far. Roy Jones: Hand and foot speed, and power Pacquiao: Speed, power, angles, volume, stamina Mayweather: hand and foot speed, and the best reflexes of all time Camacho: easily the fastest hands ever. Unlike a lot of other guys, he threw combinations of power shots at blinding speed, not shoe shine.
I think "beat up" is way too strong, I just rewatched and have it very close: Round 1: Beterbiev by 2 Round 2: Even Round 3: Usyk by 1 I.e. Beterbiev by 1 over all, but it was very close. Usyk looked well below par, he seems to do better against the taller, bigger but slower fighters to be honest. He said this was his toughest opponent btw.