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    Ezzard Charles vs the following

    Prime Charles defends his title against the following fighters:

    1965 Floyd Patterson
    Henry Cooper
    George Chuvalo
    Brian London
    Karl Mildenberger
    1967 Cleveland Williams
    Ernie Terrell
    1967 Zora Folley
    2021 Logan Paul

    #2
    Originally posted by uncle ben View Post
    Prime Charles defends his title against the following fighters:

    1965 Floyd Patterson
    Henry Cooper
    George Chuvalo
    Brian London
    Karl Mildenberger
    1967 Cleveland Williams
    Ernie Terrell
    1967 Zora Folley
    2021 Logan Paul
    That's a very good mix of opponents. I give him a good shot to beat everyone there - except Paul.

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      #3
      Originally posted by uncle ben View Post
      Prime Charles defends his title against the following fighters:

      1965 Floyd Patterson
      Henry Cooper
      George Chuvalo
      Brian London
      Karl Mildenberger
      1967 Cleveland Williams
      Ernie Terrell
      1967 Zora Folley
      2021 Logan Paul
      Why the 1965 Paterson? I would think a 1960 Patterson and a 1949-1950 Charles would be the match-up if we are going fantasy.

      I believe Charles would dominate the fight for a few rounds but Patterson would catch him with a big punch (likely his leaping left) and finish him.

      Charles was a great boxer but was knocked down 30 times in 12 different fights - most great fighters (punchers) especially HWs would catch up to him eventually (often did).

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        #4
        Originally posted by Willie Pep 229 View Post

        Why the 1965 Paterson? I would think a 1960 Patterson and a 1949-1950 Charles would be the match-up if we are going fantasy.

        I believe Charles would dominate the fight for a few rounds but Patterson would catch him with a big punch (likely his leaping left) and finish him.

        Charles was a great boxer but was knocked down 30 times in 12 different fights - most great fighters (punchers) especially HWs would catch up to him eventually (often did).
        - -Aunt Bernice obviously comparing the Charles title reign to Ali's. They both would mostly dominate each other's title comp.

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          #5
          Originally posted by Willie Pep 229 View Post

          Why the 1965 Paterson? I would think a 1960 Patterson and a 1949-1950 Charles would be the match-up if we are going fantasy.
          Because it's the version that Ali fought.

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            #6
            Originally posted by QueensburyRules View Post

            - -Aunt Bernice obviously comparing the Charles title reign to Ali's. They both would mostly dominate each other's title comp.
            Who's Aunt Bernice

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              #7
              Originally posted by uncle ben View Post

              Because it's the version that Ali fought.
              Oh, sorry about that. That Patterson was broken by the Liston losses, doubt he would have been much competition for a prime Charles.

              You do mean a prime Charles though?

              Wait I just went back and looked - you never mentioned an Ali comparison or even Ali for that matter . . . and Paul? ??? Lol

              Of course now it's obvious, sorry.
              uncle ben uncle ben likes this.

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                #8
                He would beat London, Mildenberger and Paul. That's all. That little twerp is not beating the Big Cat.

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                  #9
                  Interesting fights, but I think Logan Paul might be a step too far. His first-round flurry vs Mayweather would have got through much more vs Charles and in my opinion, absolutely cleaned him out. Logan Paul is a helluva fighter and a tough competitor.

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                    #10
                    Following boxing since the mid-70s, I’ve got more interested in the fighters’ post-career lives.

                    In this, a 1970s TV-commercial, and the final visit in the ring for Ezzard Charles (one of my all-time favorites),
                    I find a very dignified man, promoting a good cause.


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