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I think Lennox Lewis would beat him, but I think Lewis has the best chance of beating any heavyweight from any era, mainly because of those physical attributes you mentioned.

I agree with this.

Masvidal was doing things at his own pace for 3 rounds, Nate didn't do enough for me to believe Masvidal was going to slow down. I was shocked by how little Diaz was able to...

Legit flawless performance, 0 mistakes.

If you walk to the cage like Adesanya did, you have to win. You can't do all that and then lose.

What's amazing about this is that Nate Diaz actually checked a kick.

DC playing a dangerous game walking forward with his hands down

Round 2 was close so I can't say that's a bull**** decision

Agree with this, 2 and 3 were Romero rounds

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Can't wait for Romero vs Costa

Imagine someone like Cotto or Maidana coming out of retirement into bare knuckle. Someone who likes throwing punches and won't break their hand so easily. I can't think of a worse representative for...

lmao what

I counted one the whole fight

Paulie is cruising

Obvious he's scared of hurting his hands so he keeps tapping the body

He's fighting Wilder again. It's signed according to Wilder. They both have to win their next fights though.

They could fight again after as well. Trilogy.

Joshua never recovered from the third round. Asking too many questions in his corner after that, didn't know how he got put down, showing signs of concussion.

Stupid of Rodriguez to hold his feet and try to trade hooks with Inoue.

Innoue will beat Donaire. I was really hoping to see Inoue vs Burnett in the final. If not for Burnett's mid fight injury I...

2018 was such a promising year, especially at heavyweight. Seemed like we were getting back on track making good fights.

Now 2019 won't see any of the top three fight each other, and it's only a...

Really surprised that Al's punches had no effect on Cerrone. Al landed big quite a few times and Cerrone didn't flinch.

Great performance from Cerrone

Ragin' Al got this

Dennis Hogan got straight up robbed against Jaime Mungia.

Oscar De La Hoya at it again, no shame.