Mine were Omar Sheika, Scot Pemberton, Wayne Alexander, Michael Brodie and Bert Cooper

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Big big, fan of Tua!

Back in the 90's bert cooper vs david tua should of happend

Jerry Quarry
Tony Sibson
Juan Roldan
Mike`bounty`Hunter
Oscar Bonavena

Peter Manfredo jr.
Gary Baletto
Brian Barbosa
Scotty Pemberton
Joey Spina
Jason Estrada

Hopefully Matt Godfrey can beat Steve Cunningham and bring home a title or he'll make the list too.

Oba Carr, David Tua

I was always a big fan of both viruet brothers Edwin and Adolfo; they fought big names as Leonard, Dejesus, and Duran and always came out a bit short. I like their fighting style and tough as nails heart. They could take big shots and never quit.

I'm going with Botha & golota...always liked monte Barrett as well.