Definately would have a punchers chance against Mitchell or Judah. But, the thing with Judah is that he was just so blinding fast. Gatti was always kind of average or slow fighter so I don't know if he would be able to land on him. Ward certainly couldn't get much done against a young Judah in 98.
Tzyu was a tough fighter to face because of his big punch, very solid chin and way he went about picking opponents apart.
"You knocked him down...now how bout you try knockin me down ?"
Like you guys above I think Gatti's best chance would be against Mitchell then a very small one against Judah and next to zero against Tszyu.
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Agreed his stand in front style wouldnt of fazed Tszyu probably would of been quite a one way fight and messy.
Judah more cagey and leery , so would of lasted longer and probably be the better to watch.
Mitchell who knows on the day, could of been a real bang up![]()
Mitchell actually did okay in the first Tszyu fight, he was pulverised in fight number 2. Gatti V Tszyu wouldv'e been exciting, they talked about doing it, but i think Tszyu's lay off due to injury prevented it happening. Can't see Gatti beating Tszyu, he just would've got hit way to often and hard. I am more suprised that Mitchell V Judah never happened?
"You knocked him down...now how bout you try knockin me down ?"
Saw a Gatti interview the other day from around 1997, talking about a possible matchup with Prince Naseem. Gatti was fighting at 130 at that point, Naz was at 126 and had just debuted in the US.
That fight would have been great fun.
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