Originally posted by cameronpaul
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Would Foreman always lose to Ali?
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Also IMO at their primes Ali always beats Foreman, but older Foreman vs older Ali I think Foreman would have a much bigger chance and could probably win
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Originally posted by Great John L View PostI think if George Foreman had been smart and not fought like a caveman he would have beaten and chopped down any Ali from 1972-Onward. Ali didn't dance or outbox George. he just took advantage of George's frustration and less than stellar stamina to counter punch him to a KO. The immense heat was also a ncie bonus for Ali, who stayed relatively immobile while Foreman kept punching away to no avail.
And for the ones who think old Foreman would have stood a chance, please. A much quicker young George was boxed silly against Ali. The speed diffirence would simply be way too much here.
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Originally posted by Yaman View PostThe thing is, that's the way Foreman fought. Apart from the great jab he had, it was like watching a 'caveman'. But he was so strong and powerful that it rarely mattered, unless he found himself against superior boxers who were very durable as well(Ali, Young). Unless you can morph an old Foreman with the young beast in the 70s, you can't picture yourself a perfect version of Foreman to beat Ali.
And for the ones who think old Foreman would have stood a chance, please. A much quicker young George was boxed silly against Ali. The speed diffirence would simply be way too much here.
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ok so if foreman or tyson have little chance of beating him who does?
who would you say has most chance of beating him?
i'll throw a few in
tua - lenox lewis - james toney - hollyfield - klitchkos - roy jones or any of the greats from black and white tv.
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Originally posted by cameronpaul View Postok so if foreman or tyson have little chance of beating him who does?
who would you say has most chance of beating him?
i'll throw a few in
tua - lenox lewis - james toney - hollyfield - klitchkos - roy jones or any of the greats from black and white tv.
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Originally posted by cameronpaul View Postok so if foreman or tyson have little chance of beating him who does?
who would you say has most chance of beating him?
i'll throw a few in
tua - lenox lewis - james toney - hollyfield - klitchkos - roy jones or any of the greats from black and white tv.
It's a pretty big statement.
As for Jones and Toney...well, what makes you say that? Jones beating Ruiz? Toney beating an old Holyfield?
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Tua and Jones.....really?
As for Jones and Toney...well, what makes you say that? Jones beating Ruiz? Toney beating an old Holyfield?
look - im not trying to say either guy would definately beat ali, i just threw a few names in to get people thinking about what type of fighter would be best suited for beating ali. insted of telling me everything i say is silly - answer my question and tell me which boxer has the most chance of beating ali every time.
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Originally posted by cameronpaul View Posthonestly i think tua has a chance of beating any atg - your only ever one left hook away from a ko
no its not who they beat - its there respective styles. roy jones would be the only guy i can think of that would easily be faster than ali all round. and tonys gonna make it hard for ali to land anything much and tony also probably has faster hands.
Arguments can be made for Jones speed, but Toney was not faster than Ali. Not even close.
look - im not trying to say either guy would definately beat ali, i just threw a few names in to get people thinking about what type of fighter would be best suited for beating ali. insted of telling me everything i say is silly - answer my question and tell me which boxer has the most chance of beating ali every time.
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