Ali would have swept the trilogy with Norton if he had gotten up on his toes and boxed like he did in several rds, instead he spent too much time laying on the ropes. When he chose to box, Norton had no answer. 60's Clay would have won a comfortable decision from Holy, too fast and too much movemen...

Chambers wins on every fans card and loses on the judges cards. Funny how Valuev with no real fan support got the nod in so many fights he should of lost Valuev was a circus tallman, a cash cow for his promoters, since the casual German crowd seemed happy to watch such freak "fighting" in...

Leonard would win. Too fast and elusive for Nino.

Vitali established quite a lead in the poll, 18-6. Fair enough.

12 rounds, somewhere in the mid-late 2000s.

Holyfield is a terrible matchup for Ali, he was relentless like Frazier, only faster, more technical and versatile.

joshj909 wrote: ↑Yesterday, 07:17 For those who voted for Anderson, what''s the reason?

He destroyed the almighy Jerry Forrest, who had kicked a$$es of Zhang, Franklin and Hunter.

Golovkin finally decided to abandon fighting the lesser opposition and to cashout before the retirement. Good idea. Although the other current 'champions' wouldn't want a part of the oldman, while he looks credible enough.

Chambers had a good career as a contennder. He gave a tough fight to Povetkin, outclassed Sam Peter and nicely exposed Dimitrenko. Eddie indeed had decent handspeed, possessed a good high guard, although lacked footwork and stamina. In his prime he would have been a nice addition to the current scen...

Sam Langford vs Jim Flynn III Flynn was desperately trying to hold the smaller Langford from the start, to put weight on him and to make him tired. Flynn did too little work in the clinch, relied more on wrestling than fighting. Langford wasn't frustrated much by being out of his punching range and ...

At the presser Plant told some sound stuff, while Benavidez acted like a dork. Gotta root for Plant.

Holy sh1t, let the grandpa alone, wasn't Belfort-Holyfield enough?

margaret thatcher wrote: ↑07 Feb 2023, 02:03 frank's 2 notable fights for me are a debatable win over forrest and a debatable loss to whyte......i thought he lost both tbh. so i wouldnt rate him top 15 yet.

Yeah, I wonder how this lazy blob was brought into the mix of top fighters. Who needs him so much?

I know that Boxrec people hate on everything, but after Whyte-Franklin, people were saying that Franklin was entitled to an immediate shot at Joshua or a champion. Keep that energy now that the fight is actually getting made. Don't just hate on everything like miserable losers. Show that funny guy,...

A rematch clause for the vacant belt sound awful. Anyway, Davis gotta KO Garcia, who isn't sound enough defensively and throws his amazing speed combos with his chin opened wide.

A good fight, gotta be competetive. I guess it'll be close, either Rakhimov scores a late stoppave or Cordina gets a dec.

Gran Hermano wrote: ↑06 Feb 2023, 15:12 Franklin beat Whyte so this is a legitimate challenge IMO. Joshua needs to make a statement here.

Whyte won that. Did more and finished strong. However, after such lackluster bout neither deserved a fight against the cash cow like Joshua.

Here's the second vote for Toney. Alpy made a fake account?

He’s like a Terminator. Just keeps going till the job’s done. Hard as well, Yarde cracked him a few and he kept coming. Educated pressure too, nothing wild about him. He’s a LHW Juggernaut I don't think so. If a more classy figher, than Johnson or Yarde, got Beterbiev in the same trouble those did,...

I voted for Jared Anderson. By the eye test he seems to be the most skilled, while he destroyed the almighty Jerry Forrest, who whooped Franklin, Zhang and Hunter.

Ruiz hasn't been looking good enough since the Joshua rematch. And Wilder still can deliver his right hand.

He definitely lost his claim for the p4p #1 title after the Bivol loss. Now the most appropriate canidates are Inoue, Crawford and Usyk.

Thanks for the update Josh. Good grief he looks like a bucket of sh*t! I thought (foolishly it seems) he might have trimmed down now he doesn't have the gear to help his stamina to carry all that weight. He should fight fat Andy in: :yay: The Battle of The Blobs! :yay: Fat Andy is much more credibl...

https://twitter.com/jermainefrankl6/status/1622012826498830340?s=46&t=aasL_-bpRWrwd_Bvr8Y8jg Someone gotta remind him about Jerry Forrest. He lost to Whyte. He didn't do enough. Whyte pushed the action at least, landed the biggest shots and stole the ending. It'll be a shocker, if Fat Jermaine ...

If he can keep the weight down he might be able to reach his previous weight but it looks like with more fat and much less muscle mass. Big Blobby Miller Thanks for the update Josh. Good grief he looks like a bucket of sh*t! I thought (foolishly it seems) he might have trimmed down now he doesn't h...