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  • #11
    How is JCC ahead of Pernell.

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    • #12
      Let me put it this way only half of thier top ten are in mine and one of my top ten is as low as 35...

      So I don't really agree with them.

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      • #13
        Originally posted by hammerhiem View Post
        Let me put it this way only half of thier top ten are in mine and one of my top ten is as low as 35...

        So I don't really agree with them.
        What's your top 10?

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        • #14
          1. SRR
          2. Ali
          3. Joe Lewis
          4. Archie Moore
          5. SRL
          6. Jack Johnson
          7. Duran
          8. Hagler
          9. Holyfield
          10. Locche

          I don't expect Locche to apear on many peoples list but I have a book on him that my dad gave me, the guy was a legend.

          he's my wildcard if you like.

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          • #15
            Originally posted by K-Nan View Post
            Lol... Oscar ahead of Pernell Whittaker?

            The list actually isn't that bad. I just can't get over ODLH being at 39.
            Oscar is not top 50, no ****ing way. Even Trinidad is higher than DLH for me. I mean Trinidad had better wins. Lol at Oscar above Whitaker. jajaj Your right, thats nonsense.

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            • #16
              I know I will get jumped by many in here, but People from back in the day get to much credit. There are a lot of fighters that are ATG that wouldnt even made it to the top P4P in this era.

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              • #17
                Originally posted by Ch@mpBox@PR View Post
                I know I will get jumped by many in here, but People from back in the day get to much credit. There are a lot of fighters that are ATG that wouldnt even made it to the top P4P in this era.
                prewar maybe, but you are looking at guy's who fought 10 times a year and they where 15 rounders.

                Locche for example fought over 120 times, and back in those days the divisions while maybe not as (Argueably) strong where much much deeper.

                These days by the time you get past 10 on most weigths they aren't of any standard at all, I think for example that even a shot RJJ could beat all of the 11-20 LHW's with little trouble at all and push if not beat all the 6-10.

                Boxrec has some random khazakstani with 7 fights in the top twenty...

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                • #18
                  Originally posted by Spacey1991 View Post
                  Well, I was pretty bored and thought I would search 'boxing hall of fame' into Google to find the top 10+ all time greats list... I found this list on a website claiming it was the ESPN top 50 list;

                  50. Mike Tyson
                  49. Erik Morales
                  48. Floyd Mayweather Jr.(undefeated)
                  47. Bernard Hopkins
                  46. Roy Jones Jr.
                  45. Carlos Monzon
                  44. Pernell Whitaker
                  43. Marco Antonio Barrera
                  42. Alexis Arguello
                  41. Ted "Kid" Lewis
                  40. Evander Holyfield
                  39. Oscar De La Hoya
                  38. Larry Holmes
                  37. Thomas Hearns
                  36. Eder Jofre
                  35. Marvin Hagler
                  34. Emile Griffith
                  33. Ruben Olivares
                  32. Jose Napoles
                  31. Billy Conn
                  30. Terry McGovern
                  29. Sandy Saddler
                  28. Jake LaMotta
                  27. Ezzard Charles
                  26. Joe Frazier
                  25. Marcel Cerdan
                  24. Julio Cesar Chavez
                  23. Jimmy McLarnin
                  22. Barney Ross
                  21. Tony Canzoneri
                  20. George Foreman
                  19. Stanley Ketchel
                  18. Archie Moore
                  17. Mickey Walker
                  16. Gene Tunney
                  15. Jimmy Wilde
                  14. Rocky Marciano (only undefeated heavyweight)
                  13. Harry Greb
                  12. Sugar Ray Leonard
                  11. Joe Gans
                  10. Sam Langford
                  9. Jack Dempsey
                  8. Jack Johnson
                  7. Benny Leonard
                  6. Roberto Duran
                  5. Willie Pep
                  4. Joe Louis
                  3. Henry Armstrong
                  2. Muhammad Ali
                  1. Sugar Ray Robinson

                  I was just wandering if everyone agrees with the list, and if anybody thinks some people should be higher or lower in the list, or not in it at all? Discuss.

                  By the way as a Mayweather fan, I didn't put "(undefeated)" in there, and neither the "(only undefeated heavyweight)" on Marciano... I just pasted it in so there is nothing biased on my part.

                  Anyway I would like your opinions, so... discuss!!
                  No Lennox Lewis and Salvador Sanchez...

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                  • #19
                    Originally posted by liam_48@msn.com View Post
                    Remove Barney ross!! for hatton? the guy who was taken to school and was given a boxing clinic by floyd deserves to be a top 50 all time great LMAO.
                    I was joking...

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                    • #20
                      But Barney Ross still shouldn't be there, all he did was lose to Henry Armstrong.

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