Who Stands The Best Chance Of Victory Over Prime Louis.Frazier or Marciano?

The only man to beat him as an Amateur was Buster Mathis as far as I know. He beat him atleast twice.

 

Foster landed nothing on Frazier that was hard. Moore landed something on Rocky, and Rocky got up quickly. And unlike Foster, Archie Moore beat decent heavyweights. Foster was not as successful at heavyweight.

But that's academic. Marciano > Frazier in the chin department.

 

Based on what?

Frazier has a solid stone of muscle on top of Rocky.

He only got dropped by men above 200 pounds, Rocky got dropped by LHW and CW opposition.

 

Foster ko'd whom at heavyweight? He was not a good fit, and his power was best at 175. I do not think Foster landed any chin checkers in his brief time sharing the ring with Frazier. And Foster had a glass jaw at heavyweight, no questions there.

Moore actually fought and beat heavyweights of note.

Rocky got up quickly. He had his legs and wits. He was not hurt, just caught.

 

Archie Moore > Bob Foster @ heavyweight

 

They both weighed in at 188 pounds. Rocky had 1/4 of a pound advantage.
1955-09-21 : Rocky Marciano 188¼ lbs beat Archie Moore 188 lbs by KO at 1:19 in round 9 of 15
http://boxrec.com/media/index.php/Rocky_Marciano_vs._Archie_Moore

 

See those trying to argue Rocky has a better chin just need to read this article here, Rocky was dropped by the LHW champ which not many know about.

Thanks for posting.

 

But he wasn't fighting at 175 pounds which is the LHW weight poundage. He was fighting sat 188 which at that time was HW poundage. So it follows that what he threw wasn't a LHW punch but a HW punch. Or are you saying that Moore didn't hit harder at HW than he did at LHW? Now that would be weird!

 

Who mentioned 175? Your article says it all mate, the doubters can see it for themselves now.

The current LHW champ seated Rock, when the situation was reversed for Frazier he cut through him like a knife through butter.

Thanks for posting a primary source, hopefully they'll see reason now.

 

He was still pretty green against Bonevena the firs time as well. I believe that was Frazier`s 11th or 12th pro fight. Oscar was a step up in class at that time. I don`t think Eddie Futch had started working with Joe full time yet. He hadn`t perfected that bob and weave that served him so well.

 

Some guy from new jersey had him down 1-2 times and Frazier was also floored in the Oylmpics.