I don't think it is typical for even a heavyweight to get better at boxing in their 30s than they were in their 20s like Wladimir Klitschko did. Or like Vitali did. Or like Lennox did. Or as you admit like Larry Holmes did. Byrd didn't even fight at world level until he was 28, and he got destroyed...

It's not really fair to say Joshua doesn't compare to these fighters in their primes when even he himself readily admits he's still very much a work in progress. Lewis hit his prime around 33. You'd probably say the same of Holyfield and Klitschkos. Tyson is another story - due to his personal issue...

brokenbiscuits, Valdez, decision, wide

brokenbiscuits, Wilder, decision, close
brokenbiscuits, Bivol, decision, wide

He makes some insightful comments sometimes, but then proceeds to ruin them by repeating the comment over and over ad nauseum.

Keith Mullings - I remember wondering how the hell a man with a record of 13-3-1 managed to get a shot at the world middleweight title! Then he LOST, albeit in a close fight, and he gets another shot! Strangely enough though, he did ok at world level, but 16-8-1 must be the worst career record of an...