If Jake Paul fought Deontay Wilder or Rolly Romero at 195 lbs how do you see those fights going? Would Wilder still have fight changing power after cutting that much weight, or would the drop affect him too much? And could Rolly’s speed and explosiveness make up for the size gap against Jake? Does Jake have the skills and power to compete, or are these bad matchups for him?

👋 Boxing fans, I just finished to watch a documentary on the so called "4 kings" era of boxing, a period when 4 great athletes: Ray Leonard, Thomas Hearns, Marvin Hagler and Roberto Duran fought one another several times crossing their paths and gifting us with all-time memorable boxing moments. Who was the best out of the four? And why? Thanks to those who'll give their opinion on this.

Can’t think of an example. Closest I can think is Crawford boxing orthodox till he moved up in level and started going southpaw majority of the time but it isn’t a singular event.

Then you have the pac fight vs that one guy who thought it was a good idea to switch southpaw for the last round and lost because of it. But I’m looking for great examples

We can all admit he looked terrible in his rematch with Fulton. It didn't look like a conditioning issue -- what accounts for his seeming complete loss of high-level skill? I heard Fulton speculating after the match that Fig was trying to go for more of a slick style with more careful defense, and that it just didn't work for him. Looking at the bull-forward style, though, I don't think that makes much sense. It was almost like he wanted to just brawl on the inside all night, but once he got up close he wasn't throwing much.

Any theories?

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