Strongest fighter ever lived

[aljon]

Foreman is the strongest, he did some crazy excercize like pulling cars and lifting cows that ive seen in a vid.

[-Antonio-]

Foreman said he got a lot of his strength from chopping wood while he was growing up. I saw videos of him pulling a car too. The man is just blessed when it comes to strength. Just look at the way he punches. The punches look slow and he uses barely any body leverage, yet he knocks people out.

[butterfly1964]

Foreman is the strongest, he did some crazy excercize like pulling cars and lifting cows that ive seen in a vid.

do you think you could upload it for us to see?

[HELLRAZAH]

tommy morrison was very strong, didnt he used to lie about his age to get into strong man contests against men

[hemichromis]

ali was strong stronger than alot of fighters but he rarely used his strength

foreman was still alot stronger than him though

[butterfly1964]

if you want a sample of foreman's strength, then just watch foreman-kirkman, lol!

[aljon]

do you think you could upload it for us to see?

sure my man, http://video.google.com/videoplay?do...oreman&pl=true this is a short one I dont remember where I saw this long vid of him but you get the idea

[K-DOGG]

Foreman was strong, no doubt; but I have to go with Jeffries. The man was a mountain.

[BKM-]

Foreman was strong, no doubt; but I have to go with Jeffries. The man was a mountain.

How much footage is there of this fighter? And i doubt his opponents were that strong either because they were from other weight classes aswell.

[K-DOGG]

How much footage is there of this fighter? And i doubt his opponents were that strong either because they were from other weight classes aswell.

There's not that much footage of him in his prime that I'm aware of...all I've seen of him in the ring besides the Johnson disaster was his 20 round war against Tom Sharkey. He was a modern sized heavyweight and was incredibly stong and fast (sprint-wise). The most famous story is of him going hunting and haveing to carry a buck on his shoulders for 5 miles without stopping to rest. He build up his huge frame by being a "boiler-maker" before he turned pro. Read up on him sometimes.

Also, I am of the belief that men from that era were naturally stronger due to the hard lifestyle they had to live. People today have hard times; but nothing like what it was like back then. Jeffries definetly gets my vote.