What if Toney fought Larry Holmes as a heavyweight? I believe Toney would win by a late stoppage. He could knock Holmes out, especially an old Holmes, but he'd have too much respect for him. Something Holmes didn't have for Ali. So either a TKO 10-11 or an UD for Toney.
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Originally posted by Benncollinsaad View PostWhat if Toney fought Larry Holmes as a heavyweight? I believe Toney would win by a late stoppage. He could knock Holmes out, especially an old Holmes, but he'd have too much respect for him. Something Holmes didn't have for Ali. So either a TKO 10-11 or an UD for Toney.
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Hey, the 1993-1994 Toney could beat ANYONE! Except for Roy Jones, obviously...but Holmes wasn't Roy Jones.
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Prime Holmes vs Prime Heavyweight Toney : Holmes by wide UD. James would have trouble with a technical fighter with a fantastic jab. Holmes moved well and wouldn't get countered to death like fat Heavyweights of these days.
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Originally posted by Cotto-Rulez View PostPrime Holmes vs Prime Heavyweight Toney : Holmes by wide UD. James would have trouble with a technical fighter with a fantastic jab. Holmes moved well and wouldn't get countered to death like fat Heavyweights of these days.Sorry, I had to laugh. James would have trouble with a technical fighter with a fantastic jab you say? Ever heard of Charles Williams? He had one of the best jabs in the lhw/smw division and was a skilled technician. And you know what happened to him when he met Toney? He got destroyed! McCallum was one of the best technicians ever and yet Toney beat him-twice.
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Originally posted by Benncollinsaad View PostSorry, I had to laugh. James would have trouble with a technical fighter with a fantastic jab you say? Ever heard of Charles Williams? He had one of the best jabs in the lhw/smw division and was a skilled technician. And you know what happened to him when he met Toney? He got destroyed! McCallum was one of the best technicians ever and yet Toney beat him-twice.
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Did you know they were supposed to fight in '98? Holmes pulled out, supposedly due to an injury. But I think it was because he knew he had no chance to beat Toney. Toney had grown more muscular than before and his stamina also improved while his handspeed and skill were still as strong. Have you seen him against Adolpho Washington? He looks splendid! So muscular and fit.
Holmes was never a big puncher, that's a fact. And Toney fought Peter and Rahman and gave them both a close fight, while being overweight and clearly past his prime. Both those guys could KO Holmes. I have no doubt Toney could do it as well.Last edited by Benncollinsaad; 08-21-2009, 04:52 PM.
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