Re: lets have look at tyson opponents records when he was champ in 80s + 90s
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Originally Posted by ross
Youve used the best example of how poor todays heavys are, Toney !!!
Yes Toney makes todays heavys look silly, the reason he makes them look silly is because hes an old ex middle.
His opponents in lower weights werent so poor against him because they could fight, they werent just reliant on their power.
Toney would have struggled with Mikes opponents back then, they werent plodders
This is an excellent point :coolclick:
The fact that Toney can live amongst the current heavyweights at age 38, with over 80 fights and being obese shows just how shit the division is right now.
An even bigger shock is that when Hopkins a former 160 lber announced his intention to move up at AGE 41!!! to fight a 235 lb heavyweight champ in Maskaev the vast majority on this board think Hopkins would win easily.
That there tells you just how shit the heavies are today!
If the trend continues expect to see Floyd Mayweather and even Manny Pacquio trying their luck in 4 or 5 years time :P
Re: lets have look at tyson opponents records when he was champ in 80s + 90s
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Originally Posted by Samson3000
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Originally Posted by ICE COLD BOXING
well considering old holmes won 5 rounds against prime holyfield and beat ray mercer id say hes got shot at beating fatty toney and the chinless wonders ;) ruddock was past it when he fought morrison ruddock would beat fat toney and he has got shot landing big bomb on the chinless wonders tyson was still decent against douglas. douglas was good fighter and would beat fat toney im sure of that
Of course every fighter has a 'shot' at landing a big bomb, but that's alittle different than what actually ends up happening. As confident as you are at Douglas beating Toney is as confident as I am that he would lose.
yes but i think ruddock would definetly land hes good at jabbing then turning it into hook very quickly i see that when he rocked tyson in 6th round of there first fight
Re: lets have look at tyson opponents records when he was champ in 80s + 90s
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Originally Posted by ross
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Originally Posted by ICE COLD BOXING
well considering old holmes won 5 rounds against prime holyfield and beat ray mercer id say hes got shot at beating fatty toney and the chinless wonders ;) ruddock was past it when he fought morrison ruddock would beat fat toney and he has got shot landing big bomb on the chinless wonders tyson was still decent against douglas. douglas was good fighter and would beat fat toney im sure of that
Good post, cool clicked.
Anyone with any sense knows that Wlad would fall to any heavy with heart not just skill but yesteryears fighters had both
thanks mate cc back
Re: lets have look at tyson opponents records when he was champ in 80s + 90s
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Originally Posted by bilbo
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Originally Posted by ross
Youve used the best example of how poor todays heavys are, Toney !!!
Yes Toney makes todays heavys look silly, the reason he makes them look silly is because hes an old ex middle.
His opponents in lower weights werent so poor against him because they could fight, they werent just reliant on their power.
Toney would have struggled with Mikes opponents back then, they werent plodders
This is an excellent point :coolclick:
The fact that Toney can live amongst the current heavyweights at age 38, with over 80 fights and being obese shows just how S*** the division is right now.
An even bigger shock is that when Hopkins a former 160 lber announced his intention to move up at AGE 41!!! to fight a 235 lb heavyweight champ in Maskaev the vast majority on this board think Hopkins would win easily.
That there tells you just how S*** the heavies are today!
If the trend continues expect to see Floyd Mayweather and even Manny Pacquio trying their luck in 4 or 5 years time :P
I don't give much credence to a fighter 'announcing' that he has 'intentions' of 'perhaps' fighting someone. The only thing that matters is when a fighter gets his azz in the ring. Anything else is just a bunch of bullsh!t.
Re: lets have look at tyson opponents records when he was champ in 80s + 90s
Bilbo ive clicked you back, im just having a cool clicking love day but I have noticed some rapscalion has sad clicked me a couple of times, come on be men who was it and why ?
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Hmm, another one, stop being bitches and say why ?
It should be saddo law that sad clicks need explanations
Re: lets have look at tyson opponents records when he was champ in 80s + 90s
Re: lets have look at tyson opponents records when he was champ in 80s + 90s
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Originally Posted by ross
Hmm, another one, stop being bitches and say why ?
It should be saddo law that sad clicks need explanations
Yeah I hate when kunts sc me in secret. At least VD is up front about it.
Re: lets have look at tyson opponents records when he was champ in 80s + 90s
Ahaha 2 more, too scared to own up girls eh ?
Re: lets have look at tyson opponents records when he was champ in 80s + 90s
interesting! id say HOLMES is the most impressive name on his resume, and yes we all know it was not a prime Holmes blah blah. i saw Holmes recently in a interviewing wanting to make it clear that when he got knocked out by Tyson his hand was stuck in the ropes! :P
Re: lets have look at tyson opponents records when he was champ in 80s + 90s
Tony Tucker and a sober Pinklon Thomas would easily run the division today. And Tyson didn't fight him, but Tim Witherspoon would to
Re: lets have look at tyson opponents records when he was champ in 80s + 90s
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Originally Posted by TheBESTP4P
interesting! id say HOLMES is the most impressive name on his resume, and yes we all know it was not a prime Holmes blah blah. i saw Holmes recently in a interviewing wanting to make it clear that when he got knocked out by Tyson his hand was stuck in the ropes!  :P
really wish holmes wouldnt got his hand stuck would been interesting to see what would of happened if he would of landed uppercut
Re: lets have look at tyson opponents records when he was champ in 80s + 90s
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Originally Posted by Violent Demise
Tony Tucker and a sober Pinklon Thomas would easily run the division today.  And Tyson didn't fight him, but Tim Witherspoon would to
agreed they may not be the best but they have got skill unlike hw division today only skill they got is stuffing there faces
Re: lets have look at tyson opponents records when he was champ in 80s + 90s
The problem is you've listed good guys like Rudduck and Holmes, and Spinks....HOWEVER
#1 The records fail to show the age of the fighters
#2 You've also listed forgetable fighters like McNeely and Tillman
I am 100% sure the guys fighting today have similar opponent records because when you bring that up it's not only who is fighting who it's who the opposition is fighting as well.
Re: lets have look at tyson opponents records when he was champ in 80s + 90s
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Originally Posted by Lyle
The problem is you've listed good guys like Rudduck and Holmes, and Spinks....HOWEVER
#1 The records fail to show the age of the fighters
#2 You've also listed forgetable fighters like McNeely and Tillman
I am 100% sure the guys fighting today have similar opponent records because when you bring that up it's not only who is fighting who it's who the opposition is fighting as well.
Why don't we look at Joe Louis' record and see who fought in a weak Heavyweight division..or rather Marciano's which was after Joe's.
