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    Default Fights where the result would have been different if the loser was in their prime

    I saw this on another forum so I decided to post it here. Just give examples of fights where the loser would have won if they was in their prime.

    Put them into two categories. Examples where theres NO DOUBT that the results woulda been different(example: Ali vs Berbick), and examples where its likely the results woulda been different, but where you could still make a case for the past-primed fighter losing(example: Tyson-Lewis).

    I'll add my two cents later.

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    Default Re: Fights where the result would have been different if the loser was in their prime

    Well all of RJJ's losses except for the Montel Griffin DQ obviously.
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    Default Re: Fights where the result would have been different if the loser was in their prime

    There are so mnay, I don't know where to start

    These are just general, not in categories...

    Like Ice said - all of RJJ's losses

    All of Tyson's losses

    Whitaker v ODLH (Whitaker lost that fight only by virture of losing the 12th imo)

    Benn v Collins

    B-Hop v Calzaghe

    Holyfield v Lewis (I think Prime Holyfield could've beaten Lewis - 50/50 fight imo)
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    Default Re: Fights where the result would have been different if the loser was in their prime

    A prime hopkins still gets whooped by calzaghe

    As already been said anything with RJJ and tyson
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    Default Re: Fights where the result would have been different if the loser was in their prime

    I think Larry Holmes would be undefeated aswell, obviously he would still have alot of trouble vs prime Mike Tyson. But i still think he has the right style to beat Mike Tyson.

    What about the 60's version of Muhammad Ali in the 70's ? would he have ever of lost ? as much as i don't like him, i actually can't see him being beat by Frazier, Norton, Holmes, Berbick, Spinks.

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    Default Re: Fights where the result would have been different if the loser was in their prime

    RJJ V Calzaghe
    Hopkins v Calzaghe

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