Listen, if it wasn´t Ali there Foreman would not fight like a insane person and gas that much.... he was all crazy and excited to take Ali out of there because it was Ali, it was that big of a deal, all the trash talk, all that..... Foreman lost his mind, he was not thinking right, yeah yeah he was always a bit like that, but he was over the top in excitment that night and that costed him the fight IMO. If it was someone else, Foreman wins, like he did with all the others before... these things cannot be separated.
Holmes and Foreman seemed to hate each other. It's a shame they never fought. That might've been a lulu.
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Waiaiat a minute there. I saw Holmes bitter & resentful + envious of Foreman-maybe that qualifies as hate, maybe not quite. But what did Foreman ever say that showed antipathy for Holmes?
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Good point. I'll try to be more careful when I post. I shoot from the hip too often. I never heard or read anything of the sort from George. I just assumed. My bad.
A fair few guys. Honestly. Lennox Lewis Corrie Sanders? He could Blitzkreig him. I don’t like his odds though. Vitali & Wlad Joe Louis (Easily) Mike Tyson Bonecrusher Smith (Wild card) “Big” James Toney (Highly unlikely but reasonably possible) Jersey Joe Walcott (Don’t quote me @Seamus ) Billy Conn ? Yeah Max Baer and Wilder for similar reasons - George didn’t have a defence good enough not to be hit - they both have similar issues but If Foreman let’s himself be lined up first… Evander Holyfield Larry Holmes - almost for a certainty. Buster Douglas with the right plan, don’t think so entirely though. Chris Byrd - I like his chances a fair bit. Jack Dempsey in an all out Kamikaze whirlwind could do the trick or be done in himself. Brutal fight. I don’t know… lol
Holyfield is wayyyy to easily drawn into slugfests. That will be his downfall here. I'm not as fond of Louis as I used to be. He found himself on the canvas 10+ times against subpar punchers. I don't think his durability was ever quite the same after the first Schmeling fight. Holmes is difficult, like Holy he tries to fight his way out of trouble way when hurt, and even in his prime he was hurt or even nearly knocked out by the likes of Weaver, Snipes, and Shavers. Neither hit nearly as hard as Foreman (except Shavers) nor were they anywhere near the punchers Foreman was. I thought about Fury but he went life and death with Wilder twice, was dangerously close to being knocked out on 4 different occasions, and dropped twice in a single round. Foreman was much better than Wilder in every way except speed and power, and even the latter is arguable.
Everyone is entitled to their opinion, but are you saying young Foreman has better footwork than Usyk?