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A deep exploration that answers a simple question: How do the best fighters of today compare to the best fighters of a quarter century ago?
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Sorry, Alimkhanuly superfans
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Good article , thanks Eric.Comment
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Lennox avoided southpaws for a reason. He hated fighting them in the amateurs and there are sparring stories of him not being able to figure out southpaws and getting whooped by them. Usyk beats Lennox.Comment
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Trinidad bs Fundora would’ve been the most fun to watch out of all of these. Trinidad likely wins with the late stoppage but no way that fight wouldn't have been a barn burner.Comment
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This was a fun article. Thank you. I have to sadly agree with the Barrera and Inoue matchup. Uuuuuugh Naoya is too goodComment
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Only gonna comment on a couple of them.
Lennox UD’s Usyk in a hard fought decision.
Roy would stop Bivol in a one sided beatdown.
Tito would obliterate Fundora, that would be a brutal KO I think.
Barrera would be too big and strong for Inoue and wins a wide UD.Comment
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After seeing Inoue get dropped and hurt vs guys like Cardenas, Nery etc I think he’s in for a very tough night against Barrera.
I think you have to consider 122 was Barrera’s 1st weight class whereas it’s Inoue’s 4th or 5th. I think he’s too small to beat an elite 122 fighter like MAB.
I rate Inoue higher P4P but the size disadvantage is just too much IMO.Comment
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