Thomas Hearns vs Mike McCallum at 154 and 160

[Vladimir5555]

What happens?

[tommo100]

as much as I like tommy,i fear for him here,i can see mccallum strangling the life out of the fight and waiting for either tommy`s stamina to wane or for him to hang his chin out,mccallum by late stoppage

[SaadOffTheDeck]

Hearns by clear decision at either weight.

[gilgamesh]

I'd take Hearns by Decision as well. There's always the chance that McCallum could catch him and stop him, but I think Hearns would be able to survive a few scary moments and take it pretty clearly.

[Bobbyptsd]

Agree with the above two chaps.

Hearns decision at either weight.

[Vladimir5555]

Agree with all

Thomas would beat McCallum by decision in both weights

[elmersalsa]

The great Mike McCallum is the ONLY GUY that I could see to beat the great Thomas Hearns at 154lbs, where the Hitman was at the peak of his powers. The Jamaican "Body Snatcher" was very good. A COMPLETE FIGHTER. It would be a tough fight to bet against any of the two. But I pick Mike.

[Bricks]

The hearns of 84-86 at either weight wins on points .look at McCallum being outboard by a slower curry for 4 rounds.look at what kalambays movement did to him.look how close the Graham fight was.McCallum was a great and that's why he overcame those 3 eventually.he had a lot of tools in his box,one punch knockout power plus a great brain.but Tommy in this era had blistering speed,boxing skills and still had a chin. That Tommy of 87-89 who began to have a chin hemmorage McCallum might have got him

[jezzamundo]

I agree with Hearns by decision, although a knockout isn't out of the question if he lands a punch as big as the one he stopped Duran with. It's a great matchup in that both guys would have a good chance of winning.

I'd take the Sugar Ray Robinson from his early middleweight days to beat Hearns at 154lb.