Frazer Ali,Foreman Lyle and Tyson Ruddock.Nice thread.
Frazer Ali,Foreman Lyle and Tyson Ruddock.Nice thread.
has anyone got ken norton vs ali or bert cooper vs michael moorer
alex stewart vs michael moorer
david tua vs that guy went to prison who would of been great think he threw 900s punches in fight with tua
Originally Posted by ICE COLD BOXING
ike ibeaubuchi
yea him
Spent half my day watching the Holyfield: Bowe trilogy....
The first 2 are awesome....absolute classics!!!!!![]()
THE THIRD ONE WASNT BAD EITHER I REMEBER JUMPING OFF THE COUCH WHEN BOWE HIT THE DECKOriginally Posted by miles
I thought for sure Evander was going to win....He just didn't have enough gas to finish Bowe off...I've always wondered if putting on the extra muscle to fight at HW was what caused his heart/stamina issues.
Most bad government has grown out of too much government. Thomas Jefferson
Round 10 of the 1st fight is enough to give you a heart attack! Had to have a glass of water after that!Originally Posted by cjm2681
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would of loved to of seen 1st fight between them at the time but was too young at time
i think holyfield had bad problems in 3rd fight there was something wrong with hes heart or something because he was huffing and puffing only after 3rd roundOriginally Posted by VanChilds
Wow Smoking Bert Cooper made your list twice.Originally Posted by ICE COLD BOXING
Funny thing is, that Cooper is a Junkie and lives up the street from me now.
I hope and trust you put a dollar in his cup every time you see him, these fallen folk need our support :POriginally Posted by lance Uppercut
These are my fav's not in any order
Holyfield - Bowe I
Foreman - Lyle
Holyfield- Bert Cooper
Micheal Moorer - Bert Cooper
David Tua - vs- Ike Ibeabuchi
Ali -vs- Frazior
Ali - Norton
maybe not of all time, but i really enjoyed it Foreman -vs- Cooney
Foreman -vs- Moorer ( George losing and then finding the homerunner late in th fight )
Tyson - Douglas
Tyson -vs -Holyfield I
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