Both fighters at the very top of their game, only one Heavyweight Belt $100 million gate. No Don King, No Bob Arum.
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First off, the gate would not have been $100 million, especially without a promoter.\n\nFor Liston to win, it would probably have to be by decision. He had one of the best jabs in the heavyweight division, especially with his longer reach. He would doubtless build up a lead early in the fight.\n\nHowever, I see Tyson making a surge late in the fight to make it much closer. The opponents that Tyson has had trouble with are taller opponents. Although Liston is a big fighter, he's not much taller than Tyson and so wouldn't pose as much of a threat.\n\nOverall, it would probably go to a decision with Liston winning because of all the early rounds he won. This would be very interesting because in cases like this, the public always starts screaming about how the fight was a robbery. Now that would be something.
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Definitely Goldberg! But both are/were extremely overrated, but at least Goldberg was athletic and could actually move quickly, unlike Roidtista who seems to be getting slower and slower in each match. I hope that answers your question.
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Earnie Shaver was a contender. \n\nAlthough Shavers never became Heavyweight champion, he has often been rated as perhaps the hardest puncher in heavyweight history. Shavers compiled one of the most amazing records in boxing history. At one point he won almost thirty fights in a row by knockout. He scored over 20 victories in the first round alone. \n\nTyson is a contender with 44 kos in 58 fights but pound for pound. But Roberto Duran, Julio Cesar Chavez, Floyd Mayweather would be in the top ten pound for pound one punch KO experts. \n\nBut with a touch of research, it seems Stanley Ketchel with 48 kos in 52 fights seems to fought above his weight. As a middleweights in the 1900s he was fighting heavyweights 30 or 40 pounds heavier than him and knocking them out.
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Tito is one of the best in my opinion. He's atleast around Even Tanner's class. I have a lot of respect for Ken, but I don't think he's that great of a fighter in the current UFC. Man, I love the UFC too. Ask more questions about it, please. =)
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tough one, both used to fighting taller men, fraziers chin was better, tyson more powerful, frazier was better on stamina, tyson would have to knock him out. if it went to points, frazier. holmes was better than both though in his prime most underrated boxer ever
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Joe Louis would win since he was just as skilled of a fighter and was about 40 pounds heavier in his prime than Robinson who was welter/middleweight
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Great match up! Two all time greats. Arguello had that stand up style. He would get leverage by punching down at his opponents, as he was very tall for his weight class. Arguello also had heavy hands and could bang with the best of them. Duran in my opinion is one of the best ten boxers ever and an absolute animal, virtually unbeatable at lightweight. Duran would pressure Arguello as Pryor did. He would work Arguello's body, watch video of Duran while moving in he kept his upper body moving, making him hard to hit (a master at rolling with punches). As great as Arguello was I don't think he could deal with Duran's constant pressure. Duran wins by unanimous decision, due to his high work rate.
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Two rough, tough and gutsy fighters. Great match up buddy! Both fighters have been through the wars and fought the best fighters in their weight class and of their generation. Jones defeated the likes of Emile Griffith, Ray Robinson. Tiger beat the likes of Fullmer, Griffith and Jose Torres. I see this fight being a mix of tactics at times in the fight and toe to toe slugging. Both guys weren't known for knockout power. Therefore I see this one going the distance with Tiger winning by a close but unanimous decision.
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I really don't think anyone could have taken Tyson is his prime.  He was far to overwhelming.  Roy Jones, Jr.?  I saw him fight guys that everyone said he shouldn't beat and he made them look silly; evading punches and throwing them from odd angles.  Tua needs to do more to even be int his conversation.
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It was Wladimir Klitschko. He fought Chris Byrd, who was the IBF heavyweight champion. Byrd's a skilled fighter who has been in The Ring magazine's top ten for about five years now. He had only two previous losses which, one of which was also against Wladimir Klitschko in 2000, though that time by decision.\n\nWladimir does have power, but his chin has been questioned. In his previous fight, he fought and beat Samuel Peter - a strong heavyweight without much skill. This time he fought Chris Byrd - a very skilled fighter without much power. He definitely has to find a guy next time who has both skill and power and dominate him also in order to really regain the fans' confidence.
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We will never know because the UFC never talks about Pride. If I had to choose I would have to go with Dan Henderson. He has so much experience
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REEDITED REVIEW!!!!\n\nWell first i agree whit the first answerer " no he is an idiot " .\n\nBut why will wouldn't he not do it? \nWell let me star by saying that Don King is all about marketing . So having said that i  have to say that selling the fights which some many people had ask him to sell on DVDs would not be such a good deal for him . Why? well first boxing is not like wrestling and other sports ,  boxers are idols but none of them are as idolized like for example hulk hogan and many others . they do not fight every week and they do not fill huge places every week .  but of course they are still very popular but their sports do not let them fight as often as other sports allow the ones who practice them . \n\nSo going back to the marketing which Don king uses .well boxing has someting which most sports do not have , most boxers usualy fight limited times in one year making people who manages them thinking on taking advatage of every oportunity as if it was the last time . Don king is an expert on this and he makes sure to get as much as he can whit out letting anyone else taking over the market he think is his and he made .\nhow does he do it ? \n1. by making sure to built up  a huge rivalry between his fighters all this whit all kind of low tactics and whit a lot of promoting making sure he has a good guy and a really bad one all the time (im talking about a guy Whit bad attitude ).\n2. by getting huge contracts whit HBO to only transmit ONE single time on PAY PER VIEW and when doing this making sure that everyone knows this is a ONE TIME OPPORTUNITY and that there will not be other one .\n3. by not letting others take advatage or to make themselves important by making money out of boxing like he does \n4. if he started to sell dvds he would have to give part of this money to the boxers which he probably thinks would star to manage themselves as soon as they have the money to do so .\n\nso at the end is all about marketing and his HUGE EGO.\n\ni have to add that even when this may not happen now it may happen in the future so lets just hope for that . im sure that if many people let Don King know what they want he may do it one day .
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I agree. I think Shogun is the better of the two, and he is ranked higher than Weinderlai on MMA Weekly. Rua won last year's Grand Prix, and Silva lost in the second round. Hopefully they will square off, despite both coming out of Chute Box. Shogun will win because he has cleaner standup, whereas Weinderlai constantly flurries. Shogun also has won several fights by submission, whereas the champ only has one submission victory (rear naked choke). Hopefully they will run into eachother in one of the open weight tournaments and we can get a non-hypothetical answer to this question.
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There are so many good fighters but only a few great fighters.My vote goes to "The Natural" Randy Couture...he's done and won it all...and win or lose he ALWAYS did it with class...a true model for other men to follow in the sport!!!
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didnt they just sign fedoruck?  \n\nof the two you listed, eager, has alot more size.  richards doesnt always pick the best times to fight.
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Brent thank you for the great question sir!\n\nGene Fullmer was a very strong, durable, and determined fighter who could really take a punch well and good enough to beat Sugar Ray Robinson.  Marvin Hagler of course is one of the greatest middleweight champs of all time and was an outstanding boxer, could bang with both hands, very determined, tough, and could take a punch perhaps better than any fighter.  This fight looks like it would go the distance with Hagler landing the harder and more effective punches against the tough Fullmer who would try to get inside and inflict damage.  At the end of 15 rounds, I see Hagler being declared the winner by unanimous decision.
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Hughes.....Gracie is washed up and just doesn't have the sheer power....Ultimate Fighter ROCKS!!!!