Quote Originally Posted by brocktonblockbust View Post
Quote Originally Posted by Master View Post
If two of the best heavyweights ever in boxing say that Shavers hit harder than Foreman and Tyson then you have to say he was the hardest hitting heavyweight of all time.
you would think so Master, but we got these here young whippersnapper know-it-alls saying Lamon Brewster and Wladimir Klitschko and Dereck Chisora hit harder. haha look how stupid each successive generation is getting. No reason to even dignify responses to their diarrhea drivel.
Look here at Lamon Brewster...

http://www.boxsport-news.de/wp-conte...m-Springer.jpg

And here at Earnie Shavers...

http://www.ibhof.com/pages/induction...havers_web.jpg

Do you see the difference, yes or no?

Earnie Shavers never stopped a 200+ opponent with a good record except Kenny Norton, a prolific bum beater that makes Wilders resume look stellar. Brewster has a Tyson like KO ratio against 200+ opponents exclusively who were of considerably better quality than Shavers.

Shavers can barely box, Brewster is a good boxer. Shavers 210lbs, Brewster 230lbs. Brewster only few losses to good opponents, Shavers enormous amount of losses to even bummy and cruiser opponents.

Lamon Brewster world champ. Earnie Shaver, never a champ!

Again, do you see the difference, yes or no?

On the contrary, it's only in the minds of OTNB that a guy like Shavers even competes in a similar league let alone hits harder than a guy like Brewster!

In direct contradiction to your theory on the intelligence of us young posters there is a more accurate description of reality. For the 150 years of recorded boxing, every generation has been ridiculed by the previous generation as having been worse than the one before it, only for it later to been lauded in fact much better.

Now, for the first time in history, there is a sizable portion of boxing fans who have become intelligent enough to realise theirs IS the best generation BEFORE the era is in the past! Indeed these are very exciting times