Byrd attempted a comeback at Middleweight in Zambia in June and was stopped by a opponent with a 3-1 record.

Featherweight. 15 rounds. Who wins

12 Rounds.

12 rounds. Pick your winner.

12 rounds. Who do you pick in their prime.

12 round @ middleweight.

12 rounds. Heavyweights

6 rounds sounds about right.

140 pounds. 12 rounds.

10 rounds.

12 rounds, 160 pounds.

12 rounds.

12 Rounds. Who do you got winning?

Tiger decision, but a late round k.o is also possible.

Cooper schools him in a fashion similar to what he did to Jose Urtain.

So if Trinidad never moved up to 154-160 and stayed @ welterweight, would he have eventually retired undefeated? If not, who could have defeated him then? Thank you in advance and be safe.

10 rounds . Who do you have winning between these two journeymen?

10 rounds. Who do you have winning.

12 rounds. Light heavyweights.

Not sure if this one has been done. Let's make it 10 rounds. In case of an unforeseen draw, 12 rounds. Also, happy belated new years to all. Be safe

Tito by KO 6-8

Wow, Clyde Gray. That's a name I haven't seen mentioned here in a good while. If he was boxing today, he'd definitely be a title holder. As for this match against Quartey. I..don't know who to pick, Maybe Quartey in a close one..

Also LaMotta's title shot was against Marcel Cerdan, not Tony Zale... I thought I was seeing things when I read Gary Indiana instead of Paris, France..then I realized you mentioned Tony Zale :lol: Other than that, excellent post! LaMotta was "stopped" by Billy Fox in 1945. Tony Zales was ...

Vincent Pettway vs Simon Brown.

scorpio83 wrote: ↑06 Aug 2020, 07:38 15 Rounds Heavyweight Bout

Ringo would either pressure Jones with body punches with heavy left hooks and right hands to take a decision or a late round stoppage. What do you guys think?

Kinda like Jones fight with Chuvalo i'm thinking.