Mike's 'loss' to douglas
ATG with losses while still prime to lesser fighters
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Was he really prime though? Would much rather look at the McCall fight if anything. Otherwise, you could say Ali-Spinks as well.
Otherwise,
Ali-Norton
Foreman-Young
Tyson-Douglas
Wlad-Sanders
Wlad-Brewster
Wlad-Purrity
Vitali-Byrd
Holyfield-Byrd
Just HWs,Comment
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don'r think any of these guys were in there prime when they lost broComment
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Tyson lost to Douglass
Holyfield lost to Moorer
I think Hopkins was past prime but still very good when he lost to Taylor. He still can win fights against good fighters but athletic fighters give him a lot of trouble. This has always been the case but he can't overcome it in his 40s.Comment
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It should have been Holyfield-Moorer. My bad.
I think they were in their prime when they lost. Otherwise, you can say about any fighter who takes a loss that they weren't in their prime.
Specially, Ali-Norton. It was 73 right around the second Frazier fight. Before Foreman and Manilla. I think it's fair to call it prime.Last edited by LacedUp; 07-22-2013, 08:43 AM.Comment
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Prime Ali is back when he had his legs.. before the ban. Ali fought Frasier, Norton, Foreman, ect... all when he was passed prime.It should have been Holyfield-Moorer. My bad.
I think they were in their prime when they lost. Otherwise, you can say about any fighter who takes a loss that they weren't in their prime.
Specially, Ali-Norton. It was 73 right around the second Frazier fight. Before Foreman and Manilla. I think it's fair to call it prime.Comment
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I consider Ali's prime before he the 3 and a half years of inactivity, after he came back he didn't have the legs anymore. Sure he was still amazing, but way off his prime and I also think the current version of Wlad is his prime, he was younger and inexperienced then. But regardless i see sander Ko'ing his 10/10.It should have been Holyfield-Moorer. My bad.
I think they were in their prime when they lost. Otherwise, you can say about any fighter who takes a loss that they weren't in their prime.
Specially, Ali-Norton. It was 73 right around the second Frazier fight. Before Foreman and Manilla. I think it's fair to call it prime.Comment
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