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  • who are the top 3 boxers from each decade

    dating back to 1890

    to the modern day

    who u got?

    my history sucks bad and i want to improve it so help me out please guys

    70s i got ali, frazier, foreman
    80s i got srl, duran, hearns
    90s, jones, jr, chavez, whitaker
    00s, mayweather, pacquiao, jmm

    feel free to make ur top 5 of each decade

    thanks for the help!!

  • #2
    Originally posted by Sam Donald View Post
    dating back to 1890

    to the modern day

    who u got?

    my history sucks bad and i want to improve it so help me out please guys

    70s i got ali, frazier, foreman
    80s i got srl, duran, hearns
    90s, jones, jr, chavez, whitaker
    00s, mayweather, pacquiao, jmm

    feel free to make ur top 5 of each decade

    thanks for the help!!
    I wouldn't say my knowledge is excellent, especially from the 1930s and before, but I gave this a go anyway...

    1960s - Muhammad Ali, Dick Tiger, Eder Jofre
    1950s - Sugar Ray Robinson, Archie Moore, Sandy Saddler
    1940s - Sugar Ray Robinson, Willie Pep, Ezzard Charles
    1930s - Henry Armstrong, Barney Ross, Joe Louis
    1920s - Gene Tunney, Harry Greb, Benny Leonard
    1910s - Jack Dempsey, Battling Levinsky, Sam Langford
    1900s - Jack Johnson, Joe Gans, Battling Nelson
    1890s - Bob Fitzsimmons, George Dixon, Charles Kid McCoy

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    • #3
      Originally posted by Sam Donald View Post
      dating back to 1890

      to the modern day

      who u got?

      my history sucks bad and i want to improve it so help me out please guys

      70s i got ali, frazier, foreman
      80s i got srl, duran, hearns
      90s, jones, jr, chavez, whitaker
      00s, mayweather, pacquiao, jmm

      feel free to make ur top 5 of each decade

      thanks for the help!!
      I'll get to answering the question tomorrow at work, but how in the world can you have Duran for the 80s and not the 70s?

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      • #4
        Originally posted by SBleeder View Post
        I'll get to answering the question tomorrow at work, but how in the world can you have Duran for the 80s and not the 70s?
        agreed duran although beating leonard, barkley and moore in the eighties was inconsistent and only lost to Estaban once and avenged that loss twice plus defended his title 12 times in the seventies plus beating palomino. I would remove him from the eighties and plug him in the seventies removing Frazier and Foreman and putting in monzon. So for the seventies Duran, Monzon,Ali
        eighties Leonard, Hagler , Hearns

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        • #5
          I agree - Ali, Duran, Monzon for the 70s and Leonard, Hagler, Hearns for the 1980s.

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          • #6
            Originally posted by Pacquiaoifyable View Post
            I wouldn't say my knowledge is excellent, especially from the 1930s and before, but I gave this a go anyway...

            1960s - Muhammad Ali, Dick Tiger, Eder Jofre
            1950s - Sugar Ray Robinson, Archie Moore, Sandy Saddler
            1940s - Sugar Ray Robinson, Willie Pep, Ezzard Charles
            1930s - Henry Armstrong, Barney Ross, Joe Louis
            1920s - Gene Tunney, Harry Greb, Benny Leonard
            1910s - Jack Dempsey, Battling Levinsky, Sam Langford
            1900s - Jack Johnson, Joe Gans, Battling Nelson
            1890s - Bob Fitzsimmons, George Dixon, Charles Kid McCoy
            very good list but somehow the rock need's to be in the 50's and I would remove saddler. both greb and leonard could almost make the 1910"s list as well.
            Four the sixties I personally would put carlos Ortiz and omit dick tiger although that is a hard choice

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            • #7
              No Tyson or Holmes for the '80s? Holmes seemed to be pretty dominant in the first half of the decade with Tyson coming on strong for the second half.

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              • #8
                Originally posted by Anthony342 View Post
                No Tyson or Holmes for the '80s? Holmes seemed to be pretty dominant in the first half of the decade with Tyson coming on strong for the second half.
                they both certainly deserve consideration. I guess you would omit hearns.

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                • #9
                  plus honorable mentions

                  70s - Ali, Duran, Monzon
                  80s - Leonard, Hagler, Hearns (JCC and Tyson)
                  90s - Roy, JCC, Whitaker (Lennox, Oscar, Lopez)
                  00s - Manny, Mayweather, Hopkins (JMM)

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                  • #10
                    awesome replies... there were so many tremendous fighters that top 3 was tough to select but top 5 makes it primarily more open to choose from

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