Louis did not have two left feet and was not easy to hit. If he were than why couldn't any of the bigger men he fought beat him? Louis was only stifled by speed, which today's fighters don't have compared to the men that troubled Louis.
Look at the men who gave him trouble, some of which were bum of the month types that were slower and had less range, skills, and hit even harder. Do I really need to list them? He'd be in worse trouble vs modern heavies.
Usyk is bigger how? Not significantly height-wise.
He does weigh more but again, the old school believed in staying lean and mean in order to fight 15-rounds or even longer. I seriously doubt that fat Tyson Fury could go 15, he is already huffing and puffing by round 7 or so.
Check the tales of the tapes. I agree with you the Fury 270+ pounds would have a tough time going 15.
Louis did not have two left feet and was not easy to hit. If he were than why couldn't any of the bigger men he fought beat him? Louis was only stifled by speed, which today's fighters don't have compared to the men that troubled Louis.
De ja vu, ain't it? Into a third decade and they're still trotting out the same ol' BSNot This **** Again 1.jpg
He’s probably one of those people that feel Usyk got dropped by Dubois with a legit body shot, but then got extra time to recover when it was called a low blow instead.
Look at the men who gave him trouble, some of which were bum of the month types that were slower and had less range, skills, and hit even harder. Do I really need to list them? He'd be in worse trouble vs modern heavies.
How would he be in worse trouble? Big men never gave him a problem, this is a fact. And quit with the "bum of the month" stuff. That was made up by the press because Louis was so easily dispatching his opponents. Every fighter has weak spots on his resume, but Louis fought either the first or second most ranked heavies in history if I'm not mistaken. If they were bums of the month what what you call Vits comp, "corpse of the month"?
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