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of there in a hurry or face the same fate himself.|<br />

|1/28/05 02:55:23 AM|Massimo |Roma||4||||10|I don't think the first version of<br />

Foreman would have knocked out the second one. <strong>The</strong> second one was insensitive to<br />

punches or at least he could take them in a chuvalian way. Foreman never went<br />

down in his second career and was hit by such fighters as Moorer, Camposanto,<br />

Gunn, Stewart, Cooper and Cooney. Very likely the first George would have<br />

outpointed the second George, but the second George would have had a decent<br />

chance at winning by KO. Maybe he would have beaten the first one by using the<br />

rope a dope and saying " That's all you got George ?". |<br />

|1/28/05 03:15:49 AM|Noam|same||same||||10|MassimoI don't think the<br />

first George could have outpointed the second George. <strong>The</strong> first George was too<br />

impatient and would not have gone the distance to get a decision.<br />

However, the second George still had the power to beat the first George.<br />

My guess would be a 9, 10 or 11 round knockout by the second George over the<br />

first.|<br />

|1/28/05 04:19:56 AM|Massimo |Roma||4||||10|Noam-It sounds a little odd<br />

(or strange) to say that an over 40 years old version of a guy would have beaten<br />

the same guy in his 20s, but I think it's quite possible.|<br />

|1/28/05 01:09:12 PM|Kent|La Habra, Ca||kentallenent@aol.com||||10|Two things<br />

that Foreman lost in his forties as opposed to his twenties were his hand speed<br />

and his foot speed. That is why Tommy Morrison was able to stay away from<br />

Foreman and pile up the points. It is also why he was outpointed by champion<br />

Evander Holyfield as George just couldn't match Evander's work output. Just as<br />

it was the reason he would have lost to Michael Moorer if Moorer had decided to<br />

stay away from him for the remainder of their bout.A combined Young and<br />

Old Foreman would have dominated Holyfield, Moorer, and Morrison as well as a<br />

lot of others. I would also favor Young Foreman over all of these<br />

fighters.<strong>The</strong> speed and mobility advantages would favor the younger<br />

version of Foreman if Young Foreman verses Old Foreman were possible. What<br />

makes such a match up interesting is the intangible of the older Foreman's<br />

mental advantage of the wisdom that can come with age.<strong>The</strong> younger<br />

Foreman could pace himself if he wanted to because he did so in going ten rounds<br />

with Gregorio Peralta but young Foreman often chose not to do so. Instead he<br />

would rely on knocking his opponents out early, which worked most of the<br />

time.All that being said, I don't know who would win in a Young Foreman<br />

verses Old Foreman. It wouldn't suprise me the older version would win though<br />

as if anyone would know how the young Foreman was thinking it would be the old<br />

Foreman.|<br />

|1/28/05 03:34:59 PM|Noam|same||same||||10|MassimoI agree. If the young<br />

George could fight smart and keep away from the old George, then he would<br />

probably win. But the young George was never smart enough to do that. And he<br />

didn't have the patience.So at some stage the old George would land a<br />

haymaker on the young George. Lights out, folks. Afterwards, while the young<br />

George is out the back having apparitions and making excuses, the old George is<br />

talking to the press, smiling, and making more money. |<br />

|1/28/05 04:07:14 PM|Massimo |Roma||4||||10|I was wondering about 1 thing: is it<br />

possible that the Old Foreman could take a punch better than the Young Foreman ?<br />

<strong>The</strong> Young Giorgio was knocked down by Ali', Young and Lyle while the Old Giorgio<br />

was never knocked down. Is it possible that getting old can make your chin<br />

better ? Cassio Marcello Clay was knocked down by Sonny Banks and Enrico Cooper<br />

and hurt once by Doug Jones, while, on the other hand, Muhammad Ali' was able to<br />

take bombs from Shavers, Foreman, Norton, Lyle and Frazier ( almost always). I<br />

don't know, I was just wondering.|<br />

|1/28/05 06:36:48 PM|Howard C|Louisville||howardc||||10|Say what ? Kent gets<br />

'outted' for being some guy called Muffinman, but instead of taking the rap he<br />

brings me in to it. Somehow I am supposed to be the Muffinman, Looney Bin and<br />

Tune (are they brothers), and some nut called Kook Koo Clock, all rolled into

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