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Tyrell Biggs 6"5, Carl Williams 6"4, Larry Holmes 6"3, Jose Ribalta 6"5, Pinklon Thomas 6"3. All got KO'd. Plus the 30-40 other fighters who he knocked out regardless of size. And you think Tyson couldn't "generate power" HAHAHAHAHA!!!!! 😭😭😭
Your literally the biggest idiot ever.
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Hey genius, you listed nothing but journeymen.
Biggs-10 losses, stopped 7 times
Holmes-39 years old everyone knows he was past it
Williams-10 losses stopped 6 times
Ribalta-17 losses stopped 9 times
Thomas-7 losses stopped 7 times
You see? This right here is what I'm talking about, these guys are glorified journeymen made famous by guys pumping up Tyson's resume. They didn't do anything before or after fighting Tyson. Meanwhile guys like Stiverne or Duahapaus get no respect lol.
Most of these guys aren't even that big either, Biggs is the largest guy at 6'5 228, that's barely around Eric Molina's size who is 6'4 235-250 and NOBODY thinks of Molina as a large heavyweight. Most guys these days are pushing 240 at least.
Still doesn't change the fact that he went a full 12 with the fighters I listed, he had trouble knocking out taller guys.Last edited by Cutthroat; 11-12-2017, 07:37 PM.Comment
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Out of shape doesn't=out of prime, you're taking my words out of context.
253lb Lewis that fought Rahman is severely out of shape. 246lb Lewis that re-matched Rahman, motivated by KO loss=As good a Lewis as you'll see
2 years later
256lb 38 year old Lewis-Obese, no motivation=Severely past primeComment
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Holmes was 38, born in 49 and the fight was in January 88. Looks like you just misread boxrec😂😂 As I told you kid boxrec won't teach you everything!
And are you honestly trying to say Larry Holmes was a "glorified journeyman"
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So according to you:
1. Holmes was journeyman
2. Lewis was both old, out of shape and in his prime in the same fight.
3. Louis and Ali aren't as good as today's HW's cause they got dropped by smaller fighters (but still won)
4. Mike Tyson struggled to generate power.
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Damn, your riddled with L's, you've got to be the ludicrous person I've ever had the misfortune of interacting with.
I was getting bored of this nonesense but your comedy gold! Keep the nonesense coming! 😂😂😂😂😂Comment
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You seem to not understand that you can use weight to help pinpoint a Heavyweight fighter's prime, when they were in their absolute best shape.
1. The fight has been shown numerous times on TV, Holmes weighed 226lbs the heaviest of his career.
Prime Holmes was in 1980 or so and averaged 212lbs on weigh ins.
Holmes was gatekeeper status at that point, losses to Spinks, Tyson, Holyfield, McCall, etc. When you lose that often you're no better than a Chisora.
2. Lewis fought Vitali 2 years later, that's a 2 year gap. Not sure what you're not understanding. He was vacationing and filming for Oceans 11 when he fought Rahman the 1st time. 2nd time he came motivated, dropped 7lbs of fat and starched him. That was the last time we saw any semblance of prime Lewis.
3. Doesn't change the fact they got dropped by blown up light heavies, while you criticize guys like AJ for getting dropped by 6'6 240lb Wlad or Wilder for simply getting hit.
There is nobody built like Galento or Cooper at HW because it's impossible for them to exist with the giants of today. Even guys like Mike Mollo and Joey Abell hit significantly harder than Galento and Cooper.
4. Why couldn't Mike KO these fighters? I want to hear your excuse lmao, I already know the reason, it's because it's harder to generate power punching upwards.Last edited by Cutthroat; 11-12-2017, 09:38 PM.Comment
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