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Well sure it LOOKS out of place since they were both more boxers than sluggers but RJJ was 26(23 KO's)-0-0 and James Toney was 44(29 KO's)-0-2...but James Toney had some big power when he used it.Quote:
Originally Posted by TitoFan
Your last three are the best on your list.Quote:
Originally Posted by Lyle
Some other high % tussles Randall Baily 17-0 17 KO's.......Bolillo Gonzalez 48-3-1 43 KO's
Mike Tyson 37-1 (33) Ko's.........Alex Stewart 25-1 (25) Ko's
Jaime Garza Vs. Juan Meza had good KO %.....don't recall off top
Ohh and anything with Tye Fields,great KO percentage and most of his opponents fight like there 0-0- 0 KO's. 100% Lol :fight:
Roy Jones Jr. 17-0 (17).....vs. Jorge Castro 71-3-2 (51)
In all seriousness,The Z boys battle should have been a title fight.....Politics be damned
Michael Moorer 24-0(24) vs. Alex Stewart 27-2(27) is up there
Cintron (25-1, with 23 KO's) vs Matthysse (27-1, with 26 KO's) should be on the list as well.
(I may be slightly off on the numbers).
Valero vs anyone
for recent fights..
Pavlik/Miranda comes to mind.
I agree, great fight and Zarate certainly proved himself a worthy champ, Zarate is a top 10 ATG Mexican champ no doubt.Retired to early IMOQuote:
Originally Posted by TitoFanYou'd think so. And I'm sure there were a few busboys scattered in that record. But watch the Zarate-Zamora fight, and you'll see classic boxing at its best. Zarate was for real.Quote:
Originally Posted by THE THIRD MAN
In my opinion the hardest hitters ever to face each other are :
G-man V THE HARDEST 1 SHOT HITTER Julian The Hawk Jackson.
Shannon Briggs 44 wins 38 Ko's
Luciano Zolyone 22 Wins 21 Ko's
Pavlik-Miranda
Joe Frazier vs George Foreman!!
Jackson vs McClennan
Zelenoff-Hartley ;D
Tyson and Bruno must be two of the hardest. Frazier and Foreman for me though.
Lewis v Tyson