99% of boxing posters don't know about boxing. Give me an analysis to prove me wrong.

[JasonBoxing]

I am confident that 99% of posters on any boxing site don't know anything substantial about boxing.

Here's a challenge.

Give me a in depth analysis on how one of the below fights will go prime for prime.

Lewis vs Joshua
Hagler vs GGG
Floyd vs Hearns
Ali vs Tyson
Jones Jr vs Ward at 168

[Scipio2009]

I am confident that 99% of posters on any boxing site don't know anything substantial about boxing.

Here's a challenge.

Give me a in depth analysis on how one of the below fights will go prime for prime.

Lewis vs Joshua
Hagler vs GGG
Floyd vs Hearns
Ali vs Tyson
Jones Jr vs Ward at 168

What makes you the arbiter of anything?

500 posts in 3 years smells like someone who utilizes alt accounts to me.

I'll pass.

[maracho]

One has to remember that fighters often rise to the occasion but the following technology could help toward not only comparing present and future fighters but more just decisions and even safety measures.

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The Solo Freed System enables broadcasting at 720p resolution with 2K (4MP) resolution capture devices. This can cover up to 550 square feet with a 180-degree coverage area.
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Partnering with reputed companies like Samsung, Access Technologies, Thinklogical, and Intel, Replay Technologies provides cutting-edge freeD solutions that enhances the viewing experience. The freeD technology was showcased in 18 countries on the Sky Sports’ broadcast of the Union of European Football Association (UEFA) Champions League Finals in 2014.
For the future, Replay Technologies plans to devise freeD technology in a way that enables live streaming of images, while handing over the control to end-users. “We aim to offer the world complete freedom of play, and are ahead of the rest with our path-breaking technologies,” concludes Yogen
https://sports.cioreview.com/vendor/...y_technologies

[Soda_Popinski]

Any "in depth analysis" of these hypothetical fights is pure speculation at best...and anyone who would make an attempt to critique such analysis to somehow prove someone's level of boxing knowledge is an idiot

[Thraxox]

Hagler GGG-Hmmm don't know. Hagler was limited in his own right. His big wins are welterweights and lightweights, but he has some others like Mugabe - super limited fighter. But he knows how to box and brawl, he's limited as a fighter but not one dimensional. GGG could make Hagler miss and pay, as Hagler can be hit. Maybe Hagler 12 rounds, 7-5, this fight isn't going to end in knock out.

Floyd-Hearns - No, complete mismatch. Hearns blitz Floyd with a right hand inside 6 rounds. The only welterweights that could hang with Hearns is Leonard-Benitez-Robinson.

Ali-Tyson - Mike Tyson late round TKO for me. Prime for Prime at 86-89 Tyson and 64-66 Ali.

Jones-Ward - Roy Jones UD.

[Thraxox]

Any "in depth analysis" of these hypothetical fights is pure speculation at best...and anyone who would make an attempt to critique such analysis to somehow prove someone's level of boxing knowledge is an idiot

This right here.

[Citizen Koba]

I am confident that 99% of posters on any boxing site don't know anything substantial about boxing.

Here's a challenge.

Give me a in depth analysis on how one of the below fights will go prime for prime.

Lewis vs Joshua
Hagler vs GGG
Floyd vs Hearns
Ali vs Tyson
Jones Jr vs Ward at 168

The fuck are you to tell everyone you're a '1%er'? Boxing snobbery at it's finest. Boxing is supposed to be enjoyed by all. Idiots like you are one of the many things wrong with the sport.

[BillyBoxing]

I am confident that 99% of posters on any boxing site don't know anything substantial about boxing.

Here's a challenge.

Give me a in depth analysis on how one of the below fights will go prime for prime.

Lewis vs Joshua
Hagler vs GGG
Floyd vs Hearns
Ali vs Tyson
Jones Jr vs Ward at 168

And the boxing snobb award goes toooooo....

JasonBoxing

[creekrat77]

I am confident that 99% of posters on any boxing site don't know anything substantial about boxing.

Here's a challenge.

Give me a in depth analysis on how one of the below fights will go prime for prime.

Lewis vs Joshua
Hagler vs GGG
Floyd vs Hearns
Ali vs Tyson
Jones Jr vs Ward at 168

Lewis stops Joshua. Wears him down from range with a rangey jab and check hook cuppled with a straight right hand. Unless Joshua can put him down with a shot, he ends up getting done in by his stamina and speed taking a tole post round 6.

Hagler eaks out a UD with effective movement and winning exchanges with a more committed and accurate offense than Canelo.

Hearns cuts Floyd up. Surely would have an edge in sealing the rounds to win in route to a UD win. Floyd likely too skilled to get in a situation where he'd get stopped.

**** I dont feeling like doing the rest. Ali Tyson a toss up, Jones beats Ward with ease

[juggernaut666]

I would have taken part in your little thread had you broke down the fights first (which im sure would have been a doozy ) and if you included Kane vs the Undertaker !


You also claimed weight doesnt effect punching power and FELIX TRINIDAD punches just as hard as MIKE TYSON ......i REALLY think you need to READ your own thread title again bc MOST wouldn't have you in that 99% category based on your past history thus far !