Who could beat heavyweight Toney and Jones in one night?

I can't imagine either guy having any serious chance against Wlad. They're not punching threats to him and they're simply too small to compete. Roy would be annoying at best, but if it lands right, Wlad's jab could probably KO him or at least rock him bad enough to set up the finish. Toney would never get close enough to do any good work.

I'd the say the same goes for Lewis. Prime Tyson should smash them both up.

 

I say Vitali Klitschko. Long and good jab and doesn't really seem to tire.

I'd say Vitali, Wlad, Tyson, in that order.

 

no one could do it if they had to fight roy second and they cant stop toney quickly, much easier the other way round.

foreman seems the best bet to me.

 

probably nobody. Tyson would be a good idea if he tries to knock them out, but guys like the Klitschkos or Lewis or Larry Holmes are not that aggressive and they would knock Roy or Toney out late or not at all. I am pretty sure most very good Heavyweights would beat both Roy and Toney but I am not sure if they would knock them out. Roy would be fast and move away and Toney is very durable. So I probably pick nobody to beat them both on the same night because they would have to fight maybe 20 rounds or maybe even the whole 24 rounds.

 

Where did you see fast Foreman? Both would see his punches coming before he even starts the punch.

 

With Jones it depends whether Roy's legs are still with him, and that it was the dropping back to light heavyweights which killed his footwork, or it was already gone when he moved up to heavyweight.
With Toney it depends on whether the referee tolerates rules violations or not, such as hitting to the back of the head and to the back, holding with one hand and hitting with the other, etc. If he observes that the rules are followed, Toney might well win on points vs many.

 

Toney would be the challenging part as he would last all 12 rounds... Roy gets KO'd from the 1st flush shot from any decent HW. my guess any HW decent enough to beat Toney would also run through Roy as well. Roy didn't want to fight shot and nearly dead Buster Douglas, he didn't want Holy either. He went with glorified club fighter and cheat John Ruiz and he won because Ruiz wasn't able to use his usual tactics.

in short LOTS of heavys could go through these two in the same night, not the feat that you're making it out to be.

 

Why argue with people who don't know facts. Holyfield chose to meet Toney instead of Jones, even though that meant getting less money.

 

It would take 80s Tyson about 3-5 rounds to do in the both of them.

 

It depends on the gap inbetween fights and if they can have any carbs to recharge them. If it's short or back to back then not many and forget about the likes of Louis doing it, Louis isn't losing 10 or so rounds, chasing an opponent for a KO that may not happen and having the legs to do it again. Foreman may chase shadows allot too.

The likes of Bowe, Lewis, Wlad and Tyson are best suited. Someone like Holmes would make hard work of these opponents as good as he was.

 

Larry Holmes, Greg Page, and George Foreman prime. Also, Definitely Joe Frazier and Jimmy YOung.