which mediocre fighters can you envision beating legends?

I think David Tua could take Jimmy Wilde.

 

Joe Hipp ko7 Ricardo Lopez

 

Depends on whether Joe Hipp starts bleeding during the opening introductions the way he always seemed to...

 

In all honesty, I think Byrd could trouble Liston quite a bit.

 

Hipp was one of the toughest *******s to ever lace them up, so STFU.

 

I envision Neon Leon Spinks beating Muhammad Ali, James Braddock outpointing Max Baer, Jimmy Young decisioning Big George Foreman, and a sublimely inspired James Buster Douglas kayoing Mike Tyson.

The Buster that showed up in Tokyo might decision Jim Jeffries over 12; David Tua might shock Gene Tunney early. Alfredo Evangelista just might upset the erratic Jack Sharkey.

 

...Eh, I think David TUa COULD take a lot of people.. I mean, many ATGs even aint gonna just eat that left hook..

 

Riddick Bowe at his best was far from a mediocre fighter and would've given most great HW's hell, if not beaten them. I think incredibly highly of him at his peak, short thought it was.

 

The problem is landing it for someone so one-paced and slow. If he were in there with the big punchers, the pressure fighters that would be in his chest all night, he'd have a good chance, but against the other stylists, the boxers, boxer-punchers, rangey, cagey fighters, I don't see him faring very well against the best.

 

:good

 

Corrie Sanders, he'd have a very good puncher's chance against many former heavyweight champions.

 

Over 4 rds Willie Meehan?