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Fury Fury will win by TKO, Wad is finished, and what is trolling, saw that posted about the 1st post here.

Excited to see what he's got in store.

Yeah, Bivol's win against Canelo got everyone talking, but you know how it goes in boxing, there's always some back and forth. And you're spot on about the weight and reach stuff, it's gonna make this potential match-up even more interesting.

Missing out on the Charlo fight and then Thurman getting injured, that's gotta sting. I wonder what went through his corner's mind not asking the doc to check it out. Plus, no rematch clause?

Tyson’s speed and aggression would be a nightmare for most, but if someone could survive the early rounds, they’d have a chance.

As a boxing fan, I’ve seen him handle pressure before, but this time he seemed genuinely rattled. It feels like the stakes are hitting harder, especially with someone like Beterbiev in the mix.

Yeah, the lineal champ title got a bit messy after Lennox Lewis retired. Wladimir Klitschko's claim to it is debatable since he didn't beat Lewis. It's all up for debate now.

Tank’s great, but against Pacquiao, JMM, Castillo, and Corrales at 135lbs, I think he’d have a tough time. Those guys were legends with crazy skills.

David Tua was a beast in his prime, no doubt. Against today's heavyweights, I think he'd hold his own. His power and style could trouble guys like Usyk and Joshua, but Fury's size and slickness might give him fits.

If Haney's not squaring off against Sandor Martin, I reckon he might go for someone like Joseph Diaz Jr. or Javier Fortuna.

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No Way all time hardest LW! I forgot about Prescott when I was adding fighters to another thread about top 10 hardest punching LW fighters, he would make a top 20 or even 15 list of Hardest LW punchers & come close to a top 10 list, but best in the division ever, no way.

Tszyu! Definitely Kostya Tszyu, Ricardo Torres, & Hatton with Cotto & some others just below them, & definitely Gatti, Nicholas Cervera & Miguel Angel Gonalez, & Carlos Maussa, then probably Matthysse all in that order 1. Kostya Tszyu 2. Ricardo Torres 3. Ricky Hatton 4. Miguel Cotto 5. Arturo Gatti 6. Nicholas Cervera 7. Miguel Angel Gonzalez 8. Carlos Maussa 9. Lucas Mathhysse 10. Kelson Pinto That's my top ten of guys that retired within the last 13 years or are still going.

No contest, Tsyzu puts him away as he is also an excellent Boxer, hits harder.

Bob Fitzsimmons! I pick Bob Fitzsimmons, & John Mugabi, Fitz was at his best at MW, but could knock out HeavyWeights, Julian Jackson hit harder at JMW, where I rate him the hardest at that weight, but when he moved up to MW, he lost a bit of power, so I can't rank him the hardest at MW which was not his best division. & Harry Greb, was a windmill puncher, but not a power guy, otherwise,he would not have been known to throw so many punches, why, because if he had hit for great power, he would not have needed so many Punches. Gerald Mclellan I would rate about J. Jackson at MW, Hagler & Graziano hit hard with both hands and are top 10 MW I rate Eugen Hart & Florentino Fernandez both just under Mugabi & Fitz, Edison Miranda & Author Abraham & Kelly Pavlik are all top 15 for sure, & close to top 10, William Lee, Stanley Ketchel & Jorge Castro are top 15, but definitely a tie between Fitz & Mugabi

You boys are so rhee-tar-ted! In my entire life of watching boxing since the '80s there have only been a handful of meaningful fights that were never made: 1. Mike Tyson vs George Foreman 2. Sugar Ray Leonard vs Aaron Pryor 3. LenOX Lewis vs Rid**** Bowe 4. Roberto Duran vs Alexis Arguello 5. Floyd PPVweather vs Paul Williams Most of you on this site aren't true fans so I'll give you a few recent ones that should have been made that weren't and surprise Al Haymon and PBC are guilty 1. GRJ vs Leo Santa Cruz 2. Jermell Charlo vs Jarrett Hurd 3. Wilder vs AJ (Hearn's fault) 4. Canelo vs Jermall / Andrade (Dazn's fault) 5. Shakur Stevenson vs Lomachenko Those are ten fights over a 50 year period that didn't get made in America. The first five were basically the cold war between Don King and Bob Arum. The other five were mainly due to Haymon couldn't force LSC to fight GRJ and Dazn's entry into the American market. Other than that every single BIG fight we wanted in America we got. And yes by the American promoters. So WTF do you mothafuqkers be talking about??? Everyone always Talks SRL vs Pryor, the biggest fight ever would be Duran vs Pryor, that's a War that lasts until Duran catches him.