Ike ibeabuchi vs???

[JAB5239]

Let's do a little series on how Ike would do against today's top fighters. Let's start with Anthony Joshua. Predictions and reasons why?

[QueensburyRules]

Let's do a little series on how Ike would do against today's top fighters. Let's start with Anthony Joshua. Predictions and reasons why?

- - Pre Tua Ike might have a chance, post Tua it's all AJ who quite a bit more accomplished than Ike who was a crude slugger like Peter.

[JAB5239]

- - Pre Tua Ike might have a chance, post Tua it's all AJ who quite a bit more accomplished than Ike who was a crude slugger like Peter.

Post Tua, probably not. Pre Tua, I think Ike stops him. He was much more than a crude slugger and I doubt AJ has the stamina to stay the entire fight.

[JAB5239]

Ike vs Joe Joyce. Who wins, and how does the fight go?

[JAB5239]

Ike vs Usyk......this one is interesting.

[JAB5239]

Ike vs Fury?????

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Ike vs Wilder.....bombs vs volume, how does it go?

[QueensburyRules]

Post Tua, probably not. Pre Tua, I think Ike stops him. He was much more than a crude slugger and I doubt AJ has the stamina to stay the entire fight.

- - Nothing wrong with AJ stamina. Ike the epitome of crude, so bad that Tua actually outboxed him to no credit just moving around and countering. Tua had skills, not Ike.

[JAB5239]

- - Nothing wrong with AJ stamina. Ike the epitome of crude, so bad that Tua actually outboxed him to no credit just moving around and countering. Tua had skills, not Ike.

I don't see him as crude. You could say untested against a big top heavyweight, but he knew how to put punches together. I've always considered him overrated because of the way many speak about him and what little he actually did accomplish, but he was undoubtedly talented.

[QueensburyRules]

I don't see him as crude. You could say untested against a big top heavyweight, but he knew how to put punches together. I've always considered him overrated because of the way many speak about him and what little he actually did accomplish, but he was undoubtedly talented.

- - Curtis Cokes former welter champ his trainer not one of the noted trainers of his day, but well accomplished ex fighter to be sure, ie:

Became a trainer in Dallas, TX, after his career was over. Notables trained include: Ike Ibeabuchi, Kirk Johnson, and Quincy Taylor. Acted in John Houston's boxing movie "Fat City" (1972), playing a non-boxer and having important scenes with Stacy Keach and Susan Tyrell.