Could George Foreman beat the four champs on a single night?

[Floydko1]

I am not trying to over hype a prime George Foreman, but seriously: could he manage to beat all four heavyweight champs of today, Klitschko, Rahman, Liakhovich and Valuev, in one night, one after another? I tend to think he would/could.

Hahah thats crazy Foreman was ****d after going them rounds with Ali if u give a prime foreman a day between each fight am talking over 4 days i believe so not once after another like thts CRAZY lol

imagin a prime FOREMAN catching tht big TANK VALUEV on the chin tht bum would be gone .

Don't even think RAHMAN would turn up for the fight
Liakhovich would be a blow OUT,
Hardest fight their for FOREMAN is Klitschko but if KLITCHKO could not take hits from CORY he 4 sure could not take a prime FOREMAN punch

[RAESAAD]

I think it would take more than one night but not more than 12 total rounds.

[aljon]

I am not trying to over hype a prime George Foreman, but seriously: could he manage to beat all four heavyweight champs of today, Klitschko, Rahman, Liakhovich and Valuev, in one night, one after another? I tend to think he would/could.

Noway..Are you serious? If so this thread is a big insult to the current champions, they're not bums, they could fight back, thing is people will always make the past look better its just the way it is..think about it 4 champs 1 night, the 2nd champ he verses will knock Foreman down with jabs, obviosly you haven't been in the ring before so you dont consider the stamina you waste in just a few rounds if you want to win...

[mokele]

of course not

I am not trying to over hype a prime George Foreman, but seriously: could he manage to beat all four heavyweight champs of today, Klitschko, Rahman, Liakhovich and Valuev, in one night, one after another? I tend to think he would/could.

I saw Foreman's sideshow-esque destruction of 5 guys in 1 night many years ago, but he didn't knock all of them out and they were smaller journeymen, guys that posed no threat to Foreman. He would be in the fight of his life against just 1 of the guys that you listed.

During George's 1st stint as a fighter he suffered from what my father (a psychologist) used to call a sense of "infantile omnipotence", the feeling (that baby's have) that you have no limitations, you can do anything you want, that you're immortal and nobody can stop you. Some young boxers have that kind of feeling for awhile, at least until they lose or get older and wiser.

[K-DOGG]

I am not trying to over hype a prime George Foreman, but seriously: could he manage to beat all four heavyweight champs of today, Klitschko, Rahman, Liakhovich and Valuev, in one night, one after another? I tend to think he would/could.

In a word, No.

[Kid Achilles]

Lesser opponents than Wladimir and Liakhovich survived the distance with Foreman so I don't see how you can guarantee he would knock them all out in a few rounds. Frazier was the biggest case of a man's style playing into another fighter's hands.

I don't think he could do it.

[BKM-]

Styles make fights. These guys aren't swarmers like Frazier who fall into Foreman's game plan. I think he could stop 2 guys in 1 night. Valuev is not a guy you can just KO with ease, even if you're Foreman. I dont think he would have any problems with Sergei and Rahman. Wlad could survive in there, but his chin is his weakness in this fight.

NO, not these 4 in a row.

[mECHsLAVE]

Simple answer: No.

[The_One77]

vitali has a tough chin

[Run]

Foreman could beat the enitre crowd at the same time.



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