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Posted: **24 Oct 2007, 10:52**

ali vs louis........to see who really was the greatest
ali vs tyson.......only the tyson of 1988
frazier vs holyfield.......war war war

whitaker vs mayweather........would mayweather land a punch
duran vs chavez....................war war war

robinson vs leonard.......who was the sweetest
benn vs jackson............fight would not go the distance

as im british i would have loved to have watched

benn vs calzage.................love to seen benn wack this bum
mcguigan vs hamed...........same reason as above
hatton vs buchanan............styles make fights

any thoughts on the above

Posted: **24 Oct 2007, 13:58**

Robinson-Burley

Posted: **24 Oct 2007, 15:31**

Charles vs Patterson
Marciano vs Dempsey
Sandy Saddler vs Henry Armstrong

Posted: **24 Oct 2007, 21:03**

Decagon wrote:Mayweather'd beat Whitaker at 147.

Frazier-Holyfield? I'd love to do the commentary on that one.

The bell sounds to start round one. OH! There's a big clash of heads. Frazier lands a left hook and there's ANOTHER clash of heads. Holyfield working the clinch and there heads come together again. Referee Richard Steele separates the two.

Clash of heads. Holyfield working the clinch. Frazier lands a hook. Richard Steele separates the two.

Frazier lands a hook. Holyfield lands an overhand right followed by an overhand left elbow. I think there was a headbutt or two in there. Richard Steele ALREADY has sweaty underarms.

Posted: **24 Oct 2007, 21:08**

Boxerbob made a good point with Buchanan-Hatton, that would be exciting & yet, I'm sure no one has ever mentioned that one that I've seen in a thread like this.

As for myself, I could go all day here (as I suspect many of us could) so I'll try to limit it to a most-desired top 5 card from Heaven...

Main Event: Joe Louis-Muhammad Ali (Once & for all)

Sonny Liston-George Foreman (Ringsiders might want to wear a mouthguard. Just watching the punches thrown here so close could knock your teeth out!)

Roberto Duran-Pernell Whitaker (A beautiful contest)

Ray Robinson-Ray Leonard (For the reasons Boxerbob outlined)

Ezzard Charles-Billy Conn (I would love to see these guys in there together)

Posted: **25 Oct 2007, 16:31**

These guys as you know fought a 6 rounder in Philly. There's conflicting newspaper reports of who got the better of it. They were supposed to fight a longer bout,but Ketchel was shot to death. Willis Britt never recovered mentally from this. In a longer fight,who wins? I say Langford.

Posted: **25 Oct 2007, 16:35**

dr_devious wrote:Robinson-Burley

It would have been a trilogy:Robinson wins,Burley wins,then a 3rd fight on the level.

Posted: **25 Oct 2007, 16:53**

[quote="boxerbob"]

benn vs calzage.................love to seen benn wack this bum

Hey boxerbob,Nigel vs. Randy Turpin-who wins?

Posted: **26 Oct 2007, 02:41**

Sugar Ray Robinson Vs Dave Sands.. If only..............

Since we are talking fantasy here:

Ali 1964 Vs Ali 1972

Posted: **26 Oct 2007, 09:07**

tszyu vs de la hoya
tyson vs dempsey
tszyu vs mayweather.... would be interesting as tszyu was a master at stopping real slick guys but never fought anyone as slick as PBF
defiantly louis vs ali
jones vs leonard or robinson... i think robinson whoops jones
frazier vs marciano.. war
hagler vs hopkins

and as an aussie danny green vs jeff harding

Posted: **26 Oct 2007, 09:18**

Way back machine...

Harry Greb v. Stanley Ketchell

Posted: **29 Oct 2007, 13:03**

Heres my bill: (ALL HEAVYWEIGHTS).

1. Floyd Patterson VS Gene Tunney

2. Jersey Joe Walcott VS Ezzard Charles

3. Mike Tyson VS Ernie Shavers

4. George Foreman VS Lennox Lewis

5. Joe Frazier VS Jack Dempsey

6. Joe Louis VS Jack Johnson

7. Muhammad Ali VS Rocky Marciano

Posted: **29 Oct 2007, 22:14**

Crease wrote:Heres my bill: (ALL HEAVYWEIGHTS).

1. Floyd Patterson VS Gene Tunney

2. Jersey Joe Walcott VS Ezzard Charles

3. Mike Tyson VS Ernie Shavers

4. George Foreman VS Lennox Lewis

5. Joe Frazier VS Jack Dempsey

6. Joe Louis VS Jack Johnson

7. Muhammad Ali VS Rocky Marciano

You're luckier than most of us. One of your dream match-ups happened...four times!

Posted: **30 Oct 2007, 02:22**

This is what I mean about fighters such as Robinson & Ali's mythology exceeding their ability. "There will never be another as good as Ray Robinson, ever?"

I mean that is just preposterous. To say someone like Willie Pep isn't even in Robinson's league is equally absurd. Just how far do people envision Robinson being ahead of every other champion who ever drew breath?

In my view, Robinson is the best pound-for-pound fighter. But there is far too little discussion surrounding this topic. It's just one of those things that becomes accepted beyond reproach over the years.

Posted: **30 Oct 2007, 08:30**

whitaker would beat mayweather with his jab..

at 135
at 140
at 147

whitaker wins a very wide decision...117-111

Posted: **30 Oct 2007, 13:43**

Id like to see Bummy Davis vs. Lew Jenkins at a catchweight.
That'd be a war.
Mickey Walker vs Jake Lamotta would be good stuff also.

Posted: **30 Oct 2007, 15:39**

boxerbob wrote:whitaker would beat mayweather with his jab..

at 135
at 140
at 147

whitaker wins a very wide decision...117-111

Both great fighters but this would be a stinker. I mean would either of them throw a punch?

Posted: **30 Oct 2007, 21:25**

Goodnight, Irene wrote:This is what I mean about fighters such as Robinson & Ali's mythology exceeding their ability. "There will never be another as good as Ray Robinson, ever?"

I mean that is just preposterous. To say someone like Willie Pep isn't even in Robinson's league is equally absurd. Just how far do people envision Robinson being ahead of every other champion who ever drew breath?

In my view, Robinson is the best pound-for-pound fighter. But there is far too little discussion surrounding this topic. It's just one of those things that becomes accepted beyond reproach over the years.

I agree with you in ALMOST everything you have said...The ONLY thing that I do not agree is that he was the best pound per pound...Henry Armstrong does it for me and many people.

Posted: **02 Nov 2007, 19:58**

Salvador Sanchez-Sandy Saddler.....I'd take Sanchez personally, gradually dismantling Saddler's wrecking and sloppy style with clean precise accurate as always punching

Posted: **02 Nov 2007, 20:18**

Gene Tunney vs Joe Louis

John L Sullivan vs Peter Jackson

Jack Johnson vs Jack Dempsey

Sonny Liston vs Joe Frazier

Larry Holmes vs Joe Frazier

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