Who looked better at age 44?
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I've always thought the old version of George was more dangerous than the young. Then again, maybe that's because the division these days is weaker than it was. Nevertheless, the old George was a guy I'd duck. He was a man who recognized fear because he saw it in himself, it was no stranger to him. A man with vast ring intelligence and energy rationalization.
And, he never used steroids.
so, you have a super smart slugger who hits hard enough to **** you up with one shot, who can hit as hard in the 12th as he can in the 1st, with an iron chin and iron will. plus he's black, so he resists cuts more. almost sounds unbeatable.Last edited by SquareCircle; 03-20-2007, 07:40 PM.Comment
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he was a descent fighter years ago,,,,but I think the oquendo that holy fought was damaged goods. he was knocked out pretty viscously by ruiz,,,who isnt a big puncherComment
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Young Foreman was better. Old Foreman was smarter and more relaxed, but young Foreman was a lot better physically.I've always thought the old version of George was more dangerous than the young. Then again, maybe that's because the division these days is weaker than it was. Nevertheless, the old George was a guy I'd duck. He was a man who recognized fear because he saw it in himself, it was no stranger to him. A man with vast ring intelligence and energy rationalization.
And, he never used steroids.
Old Foreman was also very selective in his opposition, and still struggled badly against Alex Stewart, Alex Schultz, Michael Moorer, and Tommy Morrison. Young Foreman would've killed those guys, and I'd make him a favorite over a 1991 Evander Holyfield.Comment
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