Would this guy actually dominate today's heavyweight division?

Peralta would probably dominate today.

 

jesus bubby stop hating

 

for crying out loud, bubby.

 

Peralta is one of the greatest p4p boxers in Argentinian history, and was knocked out only twice in over 116 bouts over an era that was fairly tough at both his competing weights. (with only a minority of his experience coming at LHW, really). One of those knockouts was to a man who in his own right was a legend in his native Peru, and was later avenged. The other was to Foreman, against whom he lasted the distance.

Peralta was good. That he never won a title at LHW speaks more to just how little time he actually spent there.

 

foreman would never lose if he was in the heavyweight division today.

 

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Peralta UD12 Sanders

 

60,000 posts and this is what you come up with? atsch

 

Not dominate but close to it. The only person I see beating him today is Vitali

 

You are aware foreman retired when he was 27 and came back in his late thirties? Ever think we may have not seen his peak years? It is an awesome performance to push a peak Holyfield at age 42 after having ten years out of the sport.

 

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gee.....why dont you you tube the other 37 guys who were knocked the **** out in his first 40 fights? he was 40-0 37 KOs but you you tube a survior guy.....

he knocked out an undefeated joe frazier in 2 rounds to win the championship

Vitali knocked out cruiserweight herbie hide to win a WBO belt

as well as the defending champ Sam Peter who won his belt from the worst champion in the history of boxing glass jaw mascaev

 

Poll not quite going as you hoped is it?
This is the dickhead who said Foreman is no better than Danny Williams lol