Originally posted by Mr Mitts
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Your Top 5 Heavyweight Mythical Matchups?
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Corbett-Johnson (1892/1909) Who was the better technician? Could be boring but still intense, e.g. Leonard-Benetiz. 25 rounds
Ali-Tyson (1967/1989) The perfect style contrast. 15 rounds
Dempsey-Marciano (1921/1952) Irresistible force meets an immovable object.10 rounds
Holyfield-Louis (1994/1942) If Louis was 'Joe Louis' he should be able to stop the powerful (roided) Holyfield; if Louis was not 'Joe Louis' it would tell us much about past fighters not being able to compete today. 15 rounds
Tex Cobb-Willard (1982/1915) Two immovable objects with neither being an irresistible force. Could be a clown show, or could be one of the most brutal prize fights ever. 45 rounds.
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Originally posted by Bronson66 View PostWhich pairings between HEAVYWEIGHTS who NEVER fought each other ,make your top five?
Mine.
Dempsey v Louis
Dempsey v Marciano
Marciano v Frazier
Ali v Louis
Liston V Jeffries
Foreman vs Marciano
Louis vs Ali
Louis vs Foreman
Robinson vs Greb @154
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Ali v Tyson- for the same reason we all know
Louis v Holyfield- for the exact reason Pep perfectly explained above
Liston v Foreman- monster v monster
Marciano v Fury- this would answer a lot of questions
Dempsey v Lewis- I think Lewis is more skilled, but I think Dempsey can get to that chin.....
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Originally posted by max baer View Post
both threw wild right hands a great match up. both used to go a bit mad like baer vs the huge italian and all of wilders ko's
I think the one slight edge is Wilder had about 3 inches in height and 2 inches in reach, and he often used his length to his advantage when in his primemax baer likes this.
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Originally posted by Willie Pep 229 View PostCorbett-Johnson (1892/1909) Who was the better technician? Could be boring but still intense, e.g. Leonard-Benetiz. 25 rounds
Ali-Tyson (1967/1989) The perfect style contrast. 15 rounds
Dempsey-Marciano (1921/1952) Irresistible force meets an immovable object.10 rounds
Holyfield-Louis (1994/1942) If Louis was 'Joe Louis' he should be able to stop the powerful (roided) Holyfield; if Louis was not 'Joe Louis' it would tell us much about past fighters not being able to compete today. 15 rounds
Tex Cobb-Willard (1982/1915) Two immovable objects with neither being an irresistible force. Could be a clown show, or could be one of the most brutal prize fights ever. 45 rounds.
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