Marciano might be physically overmatched, but I don't see him shirking a brawl with anyone. George might take a stray elbow - or seven.
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Could Any Fighter in History Brawl With (Prime, Pre-Ali) Foreman And Come Out On Top?
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Originally posted by Mugwump View PostMarciano might be physically overmatched, but I don't see him shirking a brawl with anyone. George might take a stray elbow - or seven.
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Originally posted by Shiranui View PostI'm skeptical anyone could survive.
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Ron Lyle did and almost won the brawl. If those 2 had more some rematches I could have seen Lyle KOing Foreman a few times too.
For the small guys I'd give Tyson and Tua the best chance. But there is no ref that seems to penalise Foreman's constant pushing of the shoulders. He's so strong he pushes every fighter backwards and that's just bad news for the swarmers.
I still give Holyfield a chance. I just don't see anybody knocking him out without a fight.
But my answer would be Ron Lyle.
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Originally posted by boxkickboxmma View PostRon Lyle did and almost won the brawl. If those 2 had more some rematches I could have seen Lyle KOing Foreman a few times too.
For the small guys I'd give Tyson and Tua the best chance. But there is no ref that seems to penalise Foreman's constant pushing of the shoulders. He's so strong he pushes every fighter backwards and that's just bad news for the swarmers.
I still give Holyfield a chance. I just don't see anybody knocking him out without a fight.
But my answer would be Ron Lyle.
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Originally posted by kendom View PostRon Lyle faced him after the Ali fight where he was not the same Foreman, for this thread he has to be at the zenith of his career which was his mindset before the Ali fight that almost destroyed him. If it was Foreman pre Ali i think he would have bulldozed Ron yle
These are the same excuses as Douglass beating Tyson. For some reason Foreman gets a free pass for this.
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Originally posted by boxkickboxmma View PostRon Lyle did and almost won the brawl. If those 2 had more some rematches I could have seen Lyle KOing Foreman a few times too.
For the small guys I'd give Tyson and Tua the best chance. But there is no ref that seems to penalise Foreman's constant pushing of the shoulders. He's so strong he pushes every fighter backwards and that's just bad news for the swarmers.
I still give Holyfield a chance. I just don't see anybody knocking him out without a fight.
But my answer would be Ron Lyle.
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Originally posted by boxkickboxmma View PostIn your dreams. Lyle is his worst nightmare and we saw that when he was dropped twice and hurt many times.
These are the same excuses as Douglass beating Tyson. For some reason Foreman gets a free pass for this.
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Originally posted by boxkickboxmma View PostIn your dreams. Lyle is his worst nightmare and we saw that when he was dropped twice and hurt many times.
These are the same excuses as Douglass beating Tyson. For some reason Foreman gets a free pass for this.
What excuses exactly ?, he was banging Japanese hookers the night before and they ... helped him win ?.
It pretty clear that the Foreman that fought Lyle wasn't the one that we seen a few years previous and it still didn't matter.
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Originally posted by kendom View PostYh but when it comes to a brawl attributes such as strength become more of a factor, not too mention Marciano's a slow starter and the early rounds was where Foreman would be devastating.
IMO a prime Tyson has a legit chance and high probability of knocking out any other HW.
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