Did any boxer before hit their prime in the 30's?

[famicommander]

Hopkins did the same thing TO Pascal

As I already mentioned, Hopkins didn't even win a world title until he was over 30.

He went on to completely unify the middleweight division and then win the light heavyweight title three separate times, including a unification win at age 49.

[_Rexy_]

As I already mentioned, Hopkins didn't even win a world title until he was over 30.

He went on to completely unify the middleweight division and then win the light heavyweight title three separate times, including a unification win at age 49.

That's why I always say it's Miles instead of Age. Hopkins didn't start boxing until he was in prison in his twenties.

And look at Amir Mansour

[KillaMane26]

Just cuz Pascal been winning fights don't make this his prime, if thats the case Donaire had a second prime too.

But Sergio comes to mind

[_Rexy_]

Just cuz Pascal been winning fights don't make this his prime, if thats the case Donaire had a second prime too.

But Sergio comes to mind

Apparently Donaire is past his prime, and beating Ryan Burnett and having FOTY against Inoue just proves Inoue is trash.


Sergio is a good example though.

[KillaMane26]

Apparently Donaire is past his prime, and beating Ryan Burnett and having FOTY against Inoue just proves Inoue is trash.


Sergio is a good example though.

Nah idk why anyone would think that

And Sergio is almost the poster boy of reaching prime late age

[boliodogs]

Maybe Wlad when he started training with Steward. I think he was in his 30s then and perfected a somewhat ugly style that worked better for him.

[boliodogs]

Pascal does fight better now than he has in a long time. He is throwing better shorter more accurate punches and seems to be throwing more punches than ever before.

[BoxingOutlaw]

Holyfield as a heavyweight.

[CHOWWOKKA]

Well I know 100% for sure Floyd hit his prime when he turned 36.

Everybody knows that.

[Armchairhero]

Lewis, Hollyfield, Mayweather