Whoever landed first would be a good "guesstimate" but I think that would have been Hearns, and probably quick. Either way I sure as hell would have loved to see it !!!!

Teddy by a wide margin. I was just thinking of starting a thread about his series with Billy Conn. I knew Yarosz probably deserved another win over Conn but now I'm reading where it may have been two. Agreed. Teddy was an incredible fighter. Such a shame that he rarely gets brought up when talking ...

I can arrange that for you if you wish! I don't count Jimmy Out.....I don't think the ref would either. And he has about an even chance of outpointing Lewis depending on just which version of these two gentlemen shows up to this hypothetical. I don't think this is slam dunk material. Well I could a...

Id rather watch paint dry.

Mark Gastineau after being kayoed by Doc Anderson. "If I had a better girlfriend I would have won" The funny part is that he was dead serious!

Foreman had the type of power that would knock you across a ring but not flat dead. Unless you stood way too close like lazy Michael did. Probably like gettin hit with a bowling ball doing 90mph.

Teddy Yarosz, 127 fights, was stopped once because his knee blew out.

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BarryWashington wrote:I'd throw out Nate Campbell for his infamous stunt against Robbie Peden.

I bet he felt like a real dick after that one

Oh that was THE ONE!!! Dumbest thing I have ever seen in a ring!

If you like two evenly matched guys going to to toe, there were a few entertaining fights between journeyman/fringe contenders that were fun to watch: Freddie Roach and Tommy Cordova Mike "The Bounty" Hunter-Alexander Zolkin. The 2nd fight fight was a wild fight. I did not see their first...