Would Hashim Rahman Have Stopped Old Foreman??

Rahman would’ve looked like a prime Sonny Liston and won a wide decision.

 

No way in hell Rahman stops Foreman. At the time of the Briggs fight, Foreman was so old and slow that Rahman MIGHT have squeaked out a decision.. The Foreman who fought Holyfield obliterates Rahman.

 

Rahman was rarely down on the cards in his prime and Foreman didn’t knock out any full sized heavyweights of his caliber after the 70s.

 

You mean, boxers weighing-in over 200lbs.

 

I’m excluding chinny guys who had to bulk up from light heavyweight.

Natural 230 pound guys.

 

I guess you need to scratch Wlad's wins over Byrd (x2) then, whilst wondering why Vitali quit against such a fake heavyweight.

 

Byrd wasn’t chinny and campaigned almost exclusively at heavyweight.

 

No , Foreman would have slunk Rahman into the ether.

Rahman moved at a snails pace. . He was made to order for young and old 4Man.

 

Compared with who?

Didn't he lose to a Light Heavyweight, by TKO?

But, never as a "Natural 230 pound" guy.

 

Highly unlikely.

Foreman might well have earned a decision win.

 

You’ve got a long reach using a shot to dog**** Chris Byrd as an example of chinny.

Old Foreman wasn’t beating good chinned, top ten 215 pounders like Byrd either lol

 

So, "chinny" compared with what then?

Byrd was stopped in 4 of his 5 losses - once in a contest at 175.

Neither was Rahman in '97.

 

There's that possibility, as well.