Douglas (from the Tyson fight) vs Frazier (from the first Foreman fight)
Duran (from the first Leonard fight) vs Leonard (from the second Duran fight)
Holyfield (first Qawi fight) vs Marciano (first Charles fight)
Who Would Win These Matchups?
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keithmoonhangover
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Re: Who Would Win These Matchups?
Frazier, Leonard, Holyfield.
Re: Who Would Win These Matchups?
X2Reece_D wrote:Frazier, Leonard, Holyfield.
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Boxerbeetle
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Re: Who Would Win These Matchups?
X2Combray wrote:Douglas, Leonard, Holyfield
Re: Who Would Win These Matchups?
Frazier, Duran, Marciano.
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Syntax Error
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Re: Who Would Win These Matchups?
Douglas, Leonard, Holyfield.keithmoonhangover wrote:Douglas (from the Tyson fight) vs Frazier (from the first Foreman fight)
Duran (from the first Leonard fight) vs Leonard (from the second Duran fight)
Holyfield (first Qawi fight) vs Marciano (first Charles fight)
Re: Who Would Win These Matchups?
Douglas
Duran
Marciano
Duran
Marciano
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Monte Fisto
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Re: Who Would Win These Matchups?
Frazier
Leonard
Marciano due to his experience at the period chosen
Leonard
Marciano due to his experience at the period chosen
Re: Who Would Win These Matchups?
x2Rexob wrote:Douglas
Duran
Marciano
Re: Who Would Win These Matchups?
Sorry to go off track but I think people forget just how close the first Leonard Duran fight actually was.
Duran won by only 4 points out of 45.
judge Raymond Baldeyrou of France scored it 6 rounds to Duran, 4 rounds to Leonard & 5 drawn, judge Harry Gibbs of England saw it 6-5-4, and Poletti had it 3-2-10
So of the 45 rounds fought (15 rounds x 3 judges) NINETEEN were drawn, 15 were to Duran & 11 to Leonard. Which means that, when you look from a statistical angle, the fight was a draw.
Anyway, sorry again
I don't think along normal lines of thought.
Duran won by only 4 points out of 45.
judge Raymond Baldeyrou of France scored it 6 rounds to Duran, 4 rounds to Leonard & 5 drawn, judge Harry Gibbs of England saw it 6-5-4, and Poletti had it 3-2-10
So of the 45 rounds fought (15 rounds x 3 judges) NINETEEN were drawn, 15 were to Duran & 11 to Leonard. Which means that, when you look from a statistical angle, the fight was a draw.
Anyway, sorry again