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    Ring Magazine's list of 100 greatest punchers of all time

    In 2003, Ring Magazine published a list of 100 greatest punchers of all time in boxing, as voted by the magazine's writers.

    Various criteria were used for the voting: what percentage of fights by each boxer resulted as knockout wins, how many knockouts and knockout streaks each boxer had, what important rivals he knocked out during his career, and who he couldn't knock out.

    List of boxing's all time greatest punchers, as deemed by Ring's writers:

    1. Joe Louis
    2. Sam Langford
    3. Jimmy Wilde
    4. Archie Moore
    5. Sandy Saddler
    6. Stanley Ketchel
    7. Jack Dempsey
    8. Bob Fitzsimmons
    9. George Foreman
    10. Earnie Shavers
    11. Sugar Ray Robinson
    12. Ruben Olivares
    13. Wilfredo Gómez
    14. Rocky Marciano
    15. Sonny Liston
    16. Mike Tyson
    17. Bob Foster
    18. Thomas Hearns
    19. Khaosai Galaxy
    20. Alexis Arguello
    21. Carlos Zarate
    22. Max Baer
    23. Rocky Graziano
    24. Matthew Saad Muhammad
    25. Julian Jackson
    26. Danny Lopez
    27. Gerald McClellan
    28. Roberto Duran
    29. Rodrigo Valdez
    30. Félix Trinidad
    31. Jose Cuevas
    32. Jim Jeffries
    33. Lennox Lewis
    34. Bennie Briscoe
    35. Marvin Hagler
    36. Edwin Rosario
    37. Tommy Ryan
    38. John Mugabi
    39. Joe Frazier
    40. Carlos Monzon
    41. Tony Zale
    42. Michael Spinks
    43. Joe Gans
    44. Elmer Ray
    45. George Godfrey
    46. Naseem Hamed
    47. Alfonso Zamora
    48. David Tua
    49. Cleveland Williams
    50. Julio Cesar Chavez
    51. Tiger Jack Fox
    52. Joe Walcott
    53. Gerry Cooney
    54. Al Bummy Davis
    55. Max Schmeling
    56. Florentino Fernandez
    57. Henry Armstrong
    58. Bob Satterfield
    59. Al Hostak
    60. Jesus Pimentel
    61. Eugene Hart
    62. Lew Jenkins
    63. Harry Wills
    64. Tom Sharkey
    65. Terry McGovern
    66. Jersey Joe Walcott
    67. Kostya Tszyu
    68. Leotis Martin
    69. Buddy Baer
    70. Donovan Ruddock
    71. Jose Luis Ramirez
    72. Tommy Gómez
    73. Jose Napoles
    74. Kid McCoy
    75. Antonio Esparragoza
    76. Ricardo Moreno
    77. Evander Holyfield
    78. Ike Williams
    79. Luis Firpo
    80. Ricardo Lopez
    81. Humberto Gonzalez
    82. Bobby Chacon
    83. Jock McAvoy
    84. Eduardo Lause
    85. Eder Jofre
    86. Charley Burley
    87. Mike McCallum
    88. Salvador Sánchez
    89. Roy Jones Jr.
    90. Rodolfo Gonzalez
    91. Nigel Benn
    92. Irish Bob Murphy
    93. Paul Berlenbach
    94. Battling Torres
    95. Chalky Wright
    96. George Chaney
    97. Andy Ganigan
    98. Fred Fulton
    99. Ingemar Johansson
    100. Charley White

    As usual, some debate rose among fans concerning this list: many wondered, for example, why wasn't Aaron Pryor, who scored 35 knockouts in 40 fights and beat #20 Alexis Arguello twice by knockout, included. Others wondered why were Edwin Rosario (#36) and Danny Lopez (#26), placed higher than some of their conquerors, in Rosario's case, Julio Cesar Chavez (#50) and Jose Luis Ramirez (#71). In Lopez's case, Bobby Chacon (#82) and Salvador Sánchez (#88). Some also wonder why Muhammad Ali isn't on there.

  • #2
    Nigel Benn should be much higher.

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    • #3
      Originally posted by JuicyJuice
      Nigel Benn should be much higher.

      89. Roy Jones Jr.

      91. Nigel Benn

      LOL!!!

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      • #4
        Originally posted by Parody
        As usual, some debate rose among fans concerning this list: many wondered, for example, why wasn't Aaron Pryor, who scored 35 knockouts in 40 fights and beat #20 Alexis Arguello twice by knockout, included. Others wondered why were Edwin Rosario (#36) and Danny Lopez (#26), placed higher than some of their conquerors, in Rosario's case, Julio Cesar Chavez (#50) and Jose Luis Ramirez (#71). In Lopez's case, Bobby Chacon (#82) and Salvador Sánchez (#88). Some also wonder why Muhammad Ali isn't on there.
        Rosario was a bigger puncher than Chavez, just cuz a boxer beats another that doesn't make him the stronger puncher...

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        • #5
          Originally posted by borikua
          89. Roy Jones Jr.

          91. Nigel Benn

          LOL!!!
          Your trying to tell me that Jones was a better puncher than Benn??

          Benn is right up there with the best punchers I've seen.

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          • #6
            tyson should be in the top 10 in my opinion

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            • #7
              Tyson should easily be top 5

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              • #8
                horrible list
                Can someone tell me why Joe Louis is higher than Foreman, and why is he number 1?

                Nigel Benn is far far too low, Julian Jackson at 25? What a Joke.

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                • #9
                  Originally posted by The_One77
                  horrible list
                  Can someone tell me why Joe Louis is higher than Foreman, and why is he number 1?

                  Nigel Benn is far far too low, Julian Jackson at 25? What a Joke.
                  The list is biased...

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                  • #10
                    Originally posted by JuicyJuice
                    Your trying to tell me that Jones was a better puncher than Benn??

                    Benn is right up there with the best punchers I've seen.
                    Nope, Benn is the better puncher of the two...I just assume that you must be mad as hell cuz Ring Mag put RJJ ahead of Benn..

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