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George Foreman vs Rid**** Bowe (Superheavyweight Final)

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  • #21
    Originally posted by JoeyZagz View Post
    Bowe wouldve blown his load in the first round against Lennox just like he did in the Olympics. Lennox's advantage over nearly every big man is that he carries speed into the 2nd, 3rd, 4th and 5th rounds. His punches are far more crisp and exact than Bowe. If Lennox can hurt Bowe through headgear, hed kill him without it.

    maybe you could give us some examples of Lewis speed instead of just your imaginary comments that he was this that and the other..
    Did Lewis show speed against Bruno
    Did he show a brilliant jab against Bruno
    Did he show killer instinct against Holyfield or Tyson
    Did he show punch resistance against Rahman or McCall
    Did he show how to beat mediocre opponents against Akinwande, Billups, Mavrovic or Tucker.

    you live in a dreamworld talking Lewis up to be some kind of mythical "fighting-machine" yet the reality of his career was that he only ever had 2 performances that could be called great and those was against Golota (sedated in dressing room) and Grant (mediocre, exposed bum)... Rid**** Bowe put on several performances which was worthy of him being an ATG

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    • #22
      Originally posted by sonnyboyx2 View Post
      maybe you could give us some examples of Lewis speed instead of just your imaginary comments that he was this that and the other..
      Did Lewis show speed against Bruno
      Lennox's speed advantage is over other big men: 6'4+... It also shows up against boxers with stamina issues such as Bruno.

      It showed up in the 6th and 7th rounds, and ultimately won him the fight.

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      • #23
        Originally posted by JoeyZagz View Post
        Lennox's speed advantage is over other big men: 6'4+... It also shows up against boxers with stamina issues such as Bruno.

        It showed up in the 6th and 7th rounds, and ultimately won him the fight.

        i would not call that speed, i would call that a "Wild swinging lucky punch"

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        • #24
          Originally posted by Kid McCoy View Post
          Bowe had a few calls like that go his way. He could easily have been DQ'd for his Roy Jones-esque KO of Buster Mathis when Mathis was down, but it was somehow ruled a no contest. Likewise Elijah Tillary was DQ'd when it was Bowe who actually started the fracas after the bell.

          Bowe must have landed hundreds of low blows against Coetzer. Even the final combination began with a foul. A little poetic justice came his way against Golota years later.
          I remember that,what goes around comes around

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          • #25
            This fight ain't even close, gimme Big George 7 days a week and twice on Sunday.

            Foreman KOs him by the mid rounds. I know I probably won't be very popular for saying this but I think Rid**** Bowe is very overrated.

            And btw these super six threads are a great idea, you should try it with other weights.

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            • #26
              Man, Bowe had the skills and chin to win this fight but he I think he ends up getting stopped because gets ****** into too many exchanges.

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              • #27
                I think Bowe has this all the way, if we are talking about a prime Bowe. Foreman had trouble with boxers in the past and never faced anyone like Bowe. Bowes size alone would have helped him a lot and Bowe would dominate after 4 rounds. Foreman went for the KO back then and fought to hard without pacing himself. Bowe was a very good 12 round fighter. Foreman definitely had the power to get Bowe out of there early, but I lean more toward Bowe winning by late KO or UD.
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                • #28
                  Originally posted by rubensonnny View Post
                  Lewis vacated his title not to face Ruiz and I've heard that he said he would never face Moorer since he was a southpaw(not 100% sure this is true).
                  What???

                  Lewis vacated the IBF title because he thought Ruiz was not of good enough quality to face him and was looking for the bigger fights. He stated that he thought Ruiz was another Don Kings push through who didn't deserve the shot.

                  How is that the same as Bowe vacating a title because he did not want to face a proven fighter and challenger who had beaten him well in the amateurs?

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                  • #29
                    Originally posted by MickyHatton View Post
                    What???

                    Lewis vacated the IBF title because he thought Ruiz was not of good enough quality to face him and was looking for the bigger fights. He stated that he thought Ruiz was another Don Kings push through who didn't deserve the shot.

                    How is that the same as Bowe vacating a title because he did not want to face a proven fighter and challenger who had beaten him well in the amateurs?
                    Ruiz was not a big enough fight so Lewis fought Frans Botha instead....is that what your claiming?

                    Face-up to it instead of listening to Lewis drivel, the guy was terrified of John Ruiz after getting floored in sparring by him way back in 1994 and knew he could not handle the "Grappling-Hook" style of Ruiz...

                    Lewis vs Byrd... what is your excuse for that fight not happening and Lewis getting stripped of the IBF belt?

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                    • #30
                      Originally posted by sonnyboyx2 View Post
                      Ruiz was not a big enough fight so Lewis fought Frans Botha instead....is that what your claiming?

                      Face-up to it instead of listening to Lewis drivel, the guy was terrified of John Ruiz after getting floored in sparring by him way back in 1994 and knew he could not handle the "Grappling-Hook" style of Ruiz...

                      Lewis vs Byrd... what is your excuse for that fight not happening and Lewis getting stripped of the IBF belt?
                      Ahhh thats who it was I mistook that situation for Moorer.

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