In the early 1990s was Razor Ruddock regarded as more dangerous than old Foreman

[billeau2]

Early on he made waves with his brutal ko of Dokes. However he was always a one punch fighter. Everything he did was to land his weird left hook/uppercut.

I found both his bouts with Tyson relatively one sided. Again Rudduck did all he could to land that one punch he had but he was hooking with a faster better shorter left hooker. Never a good idea and he was countered all night in both bouts. He shook Tyson up a few times but Mike won most rounds.

Rudduck in the end never learned how to fight.

I would have thought such as well...But there are tapes of Rudock sparring Holmes (for example) and showing remarkable punching, both hands, a great jab, etc. I confess, I could not tell you, or anyone why we see such a contrast. Maybe he got an injury? who knows...not I. Regarding Tyson, thats a good description, I would however say that he did hurt Mike a few times and it looked possible that an upset was brewing. But alas, Mike did win most rounds, including knocking him down a few times.

[billeau2]

- -Nobody with a lick of sense thought the Razor whom Tyson BTFO twice was gonna beat Lewie, but of course that wouldn't include the 90% grazing herd of boxing writers. Maybe the undefeated Razor might've pulled the trick, but that fight never happened because Lewie no more than a promising prospect at that point in the pro ranks.

It was suprising how many people thought Razor would beat Lewis, by KO. I always remember that fight cause I won a lot of money on it lol. Good post

[uncle ben]

- -NEWSFLASH:

U ain't the 90s!!!

Yes I am!!!!

[markusmod]

Yes I am!!!!

You tell em' Ben!