I dont think this matchup has been done before. Two guys ruined by brutal beatings from ATGs. Reid was faster. Moore was a bigger puncher. Who...
Nando have a chance?
I'm including Benitez to call it the Fab 5, not 4. How would have McCallum have fared against all 5? For me, it's really a question for how does...
Who wins?
Hasn't fought since Manny. No comeback in talks. Probably chubby right now. Is it safe to say he's done?
Who would have won? Assuming prime Timmy of course. I would think Timmy's chances aren't good, considering that a still very green Crawford...
Most of history's handspeed bests were elite fighters: Jones, Pac, Leonard, Camacho, Ali, Taylor, Mosley, ect. Who were some merely "good"...
Remember, this thread is only for GREATS who lacked great stamina - so don't list Jermain Taylor and Khan. The immediate three who come to mind:...
Who wins? I think Haugy counters the Hell outta the Cow.
McCallum have a shot?
Two good, exciting lightweights from the 80s who fell short of being considered elite. Who wins? I like Arroyo here. I think he's underrated. He...
Likely for the Spring. LeMoo have any chance?
In the works for April/May. Risky comeback fight for Fimo.
While I have little to back to this with, beyond watching a shitload of fights, I feel like in the last 3-4 years there's been slightly less...
Norris became a hot topic in an earlier thread, so here's a question. Who's the best guy in history whom you would favor Norris to beat? Assuming...
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Benn have a chance? Or does Tommy smoke him?
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Who wins? In my mind, Louis is terrible for Holy. I see Evander getting chopped up and stopped.
This would be a great matchup. Who wins? I would say Oba by decision.
Assuming it's the Robinson from Lamotta VI.
These two were around the same tier IMO - a tier lower than Jones, Toney, Nunn, and McCallum. How does it go?
At 118 and 126.
The Dominican Republic is one of the only Latin nations I can think of that hasn't produced ANY all time great in boxing. I mean, for example,...
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