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    Here is Mr Bert Sugars 100 greatest fighters list. Now read through it closley, and mark the fighters in RED that you think are to HIGH, and BLUE for the fighters that are to LOW. Only do it by this format Historians! Here's the list!

    1. Sugar Ray Robinson
    2. Henry Armstrong
    3. Wille Pep
    4. Joe Louis
    5. Harry Greb
    6. Benny Leonard
    7. Muhammad Ali
    8. Roberto Duran
    9. Jack Dempsey
    10. Jack Johnson
    11. Mickey Walker
    12. Tony Canzoneri
    13. Gene Tunney
    14. Rocky Marciano
    15. Joe Gans
    16. Sam Langford
    17. Julio Cesar Chavez
    18. Jimmy Wilde
    19. Stanley Ketchel
    20 Barney Ross
    21, Jimmy McLarnin
    22. Archie Moore
    23. Marcel Cerdan
    24. Ezzard Charles
    25. Sugar Ray Leonard
    26. Joe Walcott (The original)
    27. Jake LaMotta
    28. Eder Jofre
    29. Emile Griffith
    30. Terry McGovern
    31. George Foreman
    32. Johnny Dundee
    33. Jose Napoles
    34. Pascual Perez
    35. Billy Conn
    36. Ruben Olivares
    37. Joe Frazier
    38. Tommy Loughran
    39. Sandy Saddler
    40. Kid Chocolate
    41. Abe Attell
    42. Evander Holyfield
    43. George Dixon
    44. Maxie Rosenbloom
    45. Larry Holmes
    46. Ted "Kid" Lewis
    47. Marvin Hagler
    48. Pernell Whitaker
    49. Carlos Zarate
    50. Thomas Hearns
    51. Battling Nelson
    52. Beau Jack
    53. Ricardo ;Lopez
    54. John L. Sullivan
    55. Carlos Monzon
    56. Alexis Arguello
    57. Carmen Basillio
    58. Pete Herman
    59. Charley Burley
    60. Ike Williams
    61. Kid Gavilan
    62. Jack Britton
    63. Dick Tiger
    64. Pancho Villa
    65. Panama Al Brown
    66. Bob Fitszimmons
    67. Philadelphia Jack O'Brien
    68. Tiger Flowers
    69. James J.Corbett
    70. Tony Zale
    71. Tommy Ryan
    72. Georges Carpentier
    73, Sonny Liston
    74. "Kid" McCoy
    75. Bob Foster
    76. Freddie Welsh
    77. Joe Jeanette
    78. Jim Driscoll
    79. Jersey Joe Walcott
    80. Peter Jackson
    81. Ad Wolgast
    82. Jack Dempsey (The Nonpareil)
    83. Manuel Ortiz
    84. James J. Jeffries
    85. Salvador Sanchez
    86. Jimmy Barry
    87. Carlos Ortiz
    88. Roy Jones Jr.
    89. Wilfredo Gomez
    90. Aaron Pryor
    91. Bernard Hopkins
    92. Mike Gibbons
    93. Jack Delaney
    94. Johnny Kilbane
    95. Willie Ritchie
    96. Wilfredo Benitez
    97. Packey McFarland
    98. Rocky Graziano
    99. Lew Jenkins
    100. Mike Tyson
    Last edited by Southpaw16BF; 03-12-2010, 02:36 PM.

  • #2
    Bert knows his stuff!

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    • #3
      1. Sugar Ray Robinson
      2. Henry Armstrong
      3. Wille Pep
      4. Joe Louis
      5. Harry Greb
      6. Benny Leonard
      7. Muhammad Ali
      8. Roberto Duran
      9. Jack Dempsey
      10. Jack Johnson
      11. Mickey Walker
      12. Tony Canzoneri
      13. Gene Tunney
      14. Rocky Marciano
      15. Joe Gans
      16. Sam Langford
      17. Julio Cesar Chavez
      18. Jimmy Wilde
      19. Stanley Ketchel
      20 Barney Ross
      21, Jimmy McLarnin
      22. Archie Moore
      23. Marcel Cerdan
      24. Ezzard Charles
      25. Sugar Ray Leonard
      26. Joe Walcott (The original)
      27. Jake LaMotta
      28. Eder Jofre
      29. Emile Griffith
      30. Terry McGovern
      31. George Foreman
      32. Johnny Dundee
      33. Jose Napoles
      34. Pascual Perez
      35. Billy Conn
      36. Ruben Olivares
      37. Joe Frazier
      38. Tommy Loughran
      39. Sandy Saddler
      40. Kid Chocolate
      41. Abe Attell
      42. Evander Holyfield
      43. George Dixon
      44. Maxie Rosenbloom
      45. Larry Holmes
      46. Ted "Kid" Lewis
      47. Marvin Hagler
      48. Pernell Whitaker
      49. Carlos Zarate
      50. Thomas Hearns
      51. Battling Nelson
      52. Beau Jack
      53. Ricardo ;Lopez
      54. John L. Sullivan
      55. Carlos Monzon
      56. Alexis Arguello
      57. Carmen Basillio
      58. Pete Herman
      59. Charley Burley
      60. Ike Williams
      61. Kid Gavilan
      62. Jack Britton
      63. Dick Tiger
      64. Pancho Villa
      65. Panama Al Brown
      66. Bob Fitszimmons
      67. Philadelphia Jack O'Brien
      68. Tiger Flowers
      69. James J.Corbett
      70. Tony Zale
      71. Tommy Ryan
      72. Georges Carpentier
      73, Sonny Liston
      74. "Kid" McCoy
      75. Bob Foster
      76. Freddie Welsh
      77. Joe Jeanette
      78. Jim Driscoll
      79. Jersey Joe Walcott
      80. Peter Jackson
      81. Ad Wolgast
      82. Jack Dempsey (The Nonpareil)
      83. Manuel Ortiz
      84. James J. Jeffries
      85. Salvador Sanchez
      86. Jimmy Barry
      87. Carlos Ortiz
      88. Roy Jones Jr.
      89. Wilfredo Gomez
      90. Aaron Pryor
      91. Bernard Hopkins
      92. Mike Gibbons
      93. Jack Delaney
      94. Johnny Kilbane
      95. Willie Ritchie
      96. Wilfredo Benitez
      97. Packey McFarland
      98. Rocky Graziano
      99. Lew Jenkins
      100. Mike Tyson

      How he can put Griffith as high as 29 and include Rocky Graziano and Aaron Pryor on the list but leave out Luis Rodriguez is stupifying to me. You could make a strong argument for Luis being ranked above Emile if you have watched their fights against each other.

      I'm not going to act like I put a super amount of thought into my decision making but to me this list reads like it is:

      A) Someone who hasn't watched many or any fights from many of the fighters on this list.

      B) Trying to get as many recognizable names on the list but still look credible.

      Most of the fighters Pre 1940 I choose not to comment on just because I don't know much about them and don't feel qualified to really judge them.

      There are probably more things on this list I could point out if I really buckled down and thought about it but I'll just leave it at this list leaves much to be desired from my viewpoint.
      Last edited by mhager91490; 03-12-2010, 02:33 AM.

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      • #4
        I'd really need to do more research to come up with a top 100 list.

        However, listing guys like Rocky Graziano and Aaron Pryor while omitting Michael Spinks is inexplicable.

        How is a guy that's arguably top 5 in a traditional weight class in LHW, who moves up to defeat the legitimate HW champion, not on there?

        I would not have Jack Dempsey or Rocky Marciano that high.
        Last edited by Thread Stealer; 03-12-2010, 02:58 AM.

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        • #5
          oh is this the list where Roy Jones is 88???? exit thread

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          • #6
            Post no. 5 sure KNOWS what he's talking about. My suggestion: make your own if you want to make yourself relevant to this thread.

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            • #7
              It's hard to take a guys seriously when he is supposed to be an expert and never stepped in to the ring himself. I know many people who could tell me who was the middleweight champion during 1912 who couldn't tell me how to parry a jab. After reading some of his "pre-fight analysis" articles I'm not sure he has any idea what he is watching.

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              • #8
                Originally posted by The Underdog View Post
                Here is Mr Bert Sugars 100 greatest fighters list. Now read through it closley, and mark the fighters in RED that you think are to HIGH, and BLUE for the fighters that are to LOW. Only do it by this format Historians! Here's the list!

                1. Sugar Ray Robinson
                2. Henry Armstrong
                3. Wille Pep
                4. Joe Louis
                5. Harry Greb
                6. Benny Leonard
                7. Muhammad Ali
                8. Roberto Duran
                9. Jack Dempsey
                10. Jack Johnson
                11. Mickey Walker
                12. Tony Canzoneri
                13. Gene Tunney
                14. Rocky Marciano
                15. Joe Gans
                16. Sam Langford
                17. Julio Cesar Chavez
                18. Jimmy Wilde
                19. Stanley Ketchel
                20 Barney Ross
                21, Jimmy McLarnin
                22. Archie Moore
                23. Marcel Cerdan
                24. Ezzard Charles
                25. Sugar Ray Leonard
                26. Joe Walcott (The original)
                27. Jake LaMotta
                28. Eder Jofre
                29. Emile Griffith
                30. Terry McGovern
                31. George Foreman
                32. Johnny Dundee
                33. Jose Napoles
                34. Pascual Perez
                35. Billy Conn
                36. Ruben Olivares
                37. Joe Frazier
                38. Tommy Loughran
                39. Sandy Saddler
                40. Kid Chocolate
                41. Abe Attell
                42. Evander Holyfield
                43. George Dixon
                44. Maxie Rosenbloom
                45. Larry Holmes
                46. Ted "Kid" Lewis
                47. Marvin Hagler
                48. Pernell Whitaker
                49. Carlos Zarate
                50. Thomas Hearns
                51. Battling Nelson
                52. Beau Jack
                53. Ricardo ;Lopez
                54. John L. Sullivan
                55. Carlos Monzon
                56. Alexis Arguello
                57. Carmen Basillio
                58. Pete Herman
                59. Charley Burley
                60. Ike Williams
                61. Kid Gavilan
                62. Jack Britton
                63. Dick Tiger
                64. Pancho Villa
                65. Panama Al Brown
                66. Bob Fitszimmons
                67. Philadelphia Jack O'Brien
                68. Tiger Flowers
                69. James J.Corbett
                70. Tony Zale
                71. Tommy Ryan
                72. Georges Carpentier
                73, Sonny Liston
                74. "Kid" McCoy
                75. Bob Foster
                76. Freddie Welsh
                77. Joe Jeanette
                78. Jim Driscoll
                79. Jersey Joe Walcott
                80. Peter Jackson
                81. Ad Wolgast
                82. Jack Dempsey (The Nonpareil)
                83. Manuel Ortiz
                84. James J. Jeffries
                85. Salvador Sanchez
                86. Jimmy Barry
                87. Carlos Ortiz
                88. Roy Jones Jr.
                89. Wilfredo Gomez
                90. Aaron Pryor
                91. Bernard Hopkins
                92. Mike Gibbons
                93. Jack Delaney
                94. Johnny Kilbane
                95. Willie Ritchie
                96. Wilfredo Benitez
                97. Packey McFarland
                98. Rocky Graziano
                99. Lew Jenkins
                100. Mike Tyson
                ..........................................

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                • #9
                  Originally posted by sonnyboyx2 View Post
                  Bert knows his stuff!
                  bert is over rated for a guy who knows his stuff how can he forget michael spinks, felix trinidad, harold johnson, holman williams and lennox lewis? and place roy jones at number 88?

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                  • #10
                    Originally posted by DeepSleep View Post
                    It's hard to take a guys seriously when he is supposed to be an expert and never stepped in to the ring himself. I know many people who could tell me who was the middleweight champion during 1912 who couldn't tell me how to parry a jab. After reading some of his "pre-fight analysis" articles I'm not sure he has any idea what he is watching.
                    so only guys who have boxed professionaly are taken seriously when ATG lists are put up, is what you are saying?

                    Bert Sugar has followed boxing for 50yrs, he was editor of the 2 biggest fight publications, "Boxing Illustrated & Ring Magazine" he has sat ringside for thousands of fights and wrote dozens of books and articles on the sport, yet you are claiming the guy has `No Idea`

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