Tyson/Hari sounds like a bit better of a comparison, though I daresay that Hari is more of a thug than Tyson ever was. masato/sugar ray leonard
OVereem fights nothing like Tyson. In Uber mode, he is a slow, plodding and methodical. In normal mode he is cautious with low volume output. The closer parallels in kickboxing would be Zambidis and Saki. I dont see Buakaw in Pacquiao either. Coban is the better equivalent- short southpaw with explosive combos. My vote is for Thomas Hearns = Dieselnoi. Two long, lanky motherfuckers that pierce through defenses with scary power. Roy Jones = Saenchai for obvious reasons. and Malignaggi = Petroysian. Guidolicious pillowfists.
who are the rocky Marciano's Ali Sonny Liston George Forman? I'm just getting into kickboxing and these are some boxers I like
I think someone else has made this analogy before, but Masato -> Leonard Buakaw -> Hearns Souwer - > Hagler Kraus -> Duran (Petrosyan ->Whitaker) Peter Aerts -> Foreman: Unstoppable tyrant in his youth that made a resurgence over a decade later Ramon Dekker -> Marciano: Undoubtedly great fighter that a lot of people claim is the best of all time mostly because they don't have a great perspective on where he stood
Holzken is Lomachenko, GGG and Kovalev all wrapped in one, not taking their different weight classes into account.
But who is the Julian Jackson, George Foreman and Earnie Shavers in one? I'd say van Roosmalen, I mean he has terrific KO power according to Glory.
Keen eye, brother, keen eye.... I'd say throw in Leonard's legs and Chavez chin as well, and you got yourself a pretty acurate discription of Duut. You're such a funny dude, man. Please stop cracking me up.
I'm pretty sure that was me, though I think I had it as SRL/Masato, Buakaw/Hagler, Hearns/Souwer, and Duran/Kraus. The whitaker/Petro comparison is great.
