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How do you think David Tua would fare against today's top heavyweight boxers? I feel he would find quite a bit of success especially he had selective management like we see in modern boxing. So how would he do against; Usyk, Fury, Joshua, Wilder, Zhang, Joyce, Dubois, Hrgovic, Parker, Anderson, Kabayal, etc.?

We're going to treat the fights as the AJ & Wilder are boxing these opponents in both their respective "primes", whatever that time frame may be for you. How do you see these matchups playing out for AJ & Wilder? Please list details such as method, round, and how they get it done, or create your own ranking placing the below boxers in the order you believe they would be ranked if the were active "prime" boxers. AJ & Wilder VS Razor Ruddock Riddick Bowe Michael Moorer Tommy Morrison Ray Mercer David Tua As you will notice, this isn't the best of the best, but more of a best of the rest.

Are there styles of boxing that are geographically based? Like Europeans being largely out boxers, Mexicans being swarmers, etc.???? Would like some opinions on this. In MMA jiu-jitsu jitsu style fighters are often times Brazilian, Wrestlers often times American, and Sambo being the primary style of Russian fighters. Does boxing have something like this, and if so, how?

What is the best division in boxing today relative to the other current divisions. Not which division has the most popularity, but the division with the most skill and talent currently.

We constantly speak of Lomanchenko, Crawford, Canelo and many other modern greats, but do any of them have the means (quality opponents, star power, fan captivation) to be the greatest? Are we witnessing the next SRR and underapprecisting them with criticism? Are any of the boxers of the current era worthy? Do they even have available great boxers to compete against to create legendary rivalries? BOTTOM LINE Who is the greatest of this era at the moment and in your opinion what must they do to become a GOAT candidate?