Muhammad Ali vs Riddick Bowe, Who wins?

Question

15 rounds during their primes. I believe Ali is too good in the battle of jabs.

Answer 1

Ali in a hard fought 15 round decision.He has been 15 rounds before, unlike Bowe, and can stand up to the test.Bowe, even at his best, had some serious flaws, and Tony Tubbs proved that a boxer could trouble him.But if he could get inside, Bowe could give Ali some trouble, but not enough to turn the tide.

Answer 2

BOWE - W 42 (KO's 33) TF 44 - W pct 95% - KO pct 75% - wins over Holyfield[2], Dokes, P. Thomas and Biggs - KO'ed by none
Won 1988 Silver Olympic medal at Super Hywt
In his 2 bouts with Golota that he won DQ, he was behind in points.

ALI - W 56 (KO's 37) TF 61 - W pct 92% - KO pct 61% - wins over - Bonavena, Chuvalo, Ellis, Foreman, Frazier{2}, Liston[2], Norton{2} and Patterson[2] - KO'ed by Holmes - #3 ranked fighter
Great chin/heart/will - He fought and defeated the good fighters of his era.
Won 1960 Olympic Gold medal at Lt hywt
Great boxing skill and athletic speed/prowess

A Riddick Bowe that is in top shape would give Ali a pretty good battle. Ali by a 15 rd unanimous decision.

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Answer 3

Ali in a unanamous decision.

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Answer 4

Ali too fast, too complete a fighter. He wins by TKO round 12.

Answer 5

Bowe's essential laziness would be his downfall in this fight, as it was against Golota. If, miraculously, a conditioned Bowe showed up, Ali would have had problems, but not unsolvable ones.
Ali, either way.

Answer 6

Would be a very good fight. Ali would have a hard time of it but he would get the decision.

Answer 7

Ali wins , no doubt