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Young Foreman would have fared better against other competition, but I would favor old George head to head. OG was very patient and seemed to have n uncrckable chin. I could see YG burning himself out winging big shots and then fading and getting taken out late after he tired.

The Mountain seems to be a guy who will try anything. I’ve seen videos of him somewhat lightheartedly dropping in on CrossFit workouts, challenging arm wrestlers and doing Olympic Lifting, Powerlifting and WSM comps. And didn’t he box a few rounds with Conor Mcgregor?

I can only imagine what Pacquiao’s positions on LGBTQ issues will be after the beating Spence would put on him.

This is the type of simple question that has complicated answers. I’ll do my part, to make it even more complicated: Teofila Stevenson was the best HW to never win a title. Felix Savon is top 5.

I totally agree. Hitting the blast double on Koschek and throwing Hughes for Ippon from a neutral tie-up were two of the most impressive things I ever saw—and I’ll admit I swore he wouldn’t be able to do anything to that caliber of wrestler at the time. and for,those who say it was just set up...

Jake Jake Paul does have more formal competitive boxing experience than GSP has formal competitive wrestling experience, but GSP competes in a sport that has some cross-training. About even.

He’s 260. GSP is nowhere near that size. Do you think height = size? There are weight classes, rather than height classes because weight is where the advantages come in.

We already know how the biggest NHL player did...

There are so many accolades you could give RJJ, but this isn’t one that I’ve ever heard before.

Get better soon, Nate! I hear that the last thing to come back is your perception of sarcasm.

I’m not sold on Jake Paul until I see him against a legit Instagram influencer.

Roy Jones has been training at World Class Boxing in Ambridge (Pittsburgh) with Tom Yankello, They have posted almost daily videos of RJJ training for the last several weeks, several of which have shown up on fighthype and other sites. Here’s one:

List is BS. All accommodations—weight, date of fight, number of rounds—were made to help Tyson. No knockouts? Not even sure how that would work, but Tyson isn’t agreeing to a rule that only benefits his opponent.

If Conn had ran for the 13th round (when he got KOd) and the next two rounds, he would have lost a majority decision. The three judges had it tied, Conn up by 2 and Conn up by 3 after 12 rounds. Similar to Meldrick Taylor blowing out Chavez before the KO, the narrative after the fact made the...

Ali fans always claim that in his prime he was super fast and 215 pounds. He was both of those things, but never at the same time. Louis was more technically sound and patient and I think that gives him a slight edge down the stretch.

It’s no wonder that the UFC refuses to make him a long-term announcer or that his podcast is failing miserably. The guy obviously has no talent.

I’ve been thinking that there is too much depth in the HW division for some time. Cutting it in half is a good place to start.

RJJ is training at a gym I used to go to and still follow on social media. I don’t have my inside info except that he has been training regularly and he’s been doing it in a place (Ambridge, PA) where there aren’t many distractions. So, at least, I think he’s treating this like a real training...

Holy #$%, that’s the SECOND best punch he landed.

Great fight by Inoue. He is really special and he might be the best fighter in the game. But where does he go to prove it? JFE-Chocolito winner would be significant, but are there by other p4p fighters that are reasonable matchups for him?