Career accomplishments of Muhammad Ali

[Steak]

http://aaboxing.blogspot.com/2011/09...ammad-ali.html

It is shocking how much top competition Ali beat.

[joseph5620]

http://aaboxing.blogspot.com/2011/09...ammad-ali.html

It is shocking how much top competition Ali beat.

That's why I rate him No 1 heavyweight of all time.

[Vadrigar.]

Ali fought 49 out of his 61 bouts against boxers that were rated in the top 10 at one time or another (winning 44 times) and 37 of them were rated when he fought them (winning 32 times). That is a % of 80.3 and 60.6557%.

thanks to hhascup

That's amazing considering this is regarded as the stongest heavyweight era.

[Forza]

In his era yes he probably has the strongest resume with so many top 10 ranked wins

But things were much different back then

[BigStereotype]

In his era yes he probably has the strongest resume with so many top 10 ranked wins

But things were much different back then

Please elaborate on this.

[Forza]

Please elaborate on this.

Most of Ali's best opponents would hardly make cruiserweight in today;s boxing, they were small men.

[BigStereotype]

Most of Ali's best opponents would hardly make cruiserweight in today;s boxing, they were small men.

[SCtrojansbaby]

Most of Ali's best opponents would hardly make cruiserweight in today;s boxing, they were small men.

You're overstating it

Ken Norton was 6'3 210+
George Foreman was 6'4 220+

[joseph5620]

Most of Ali's best opponents would hardly make cruiserweight in today;s boxing, they were small men.

Liston, Frazier, Norton, and would not have been cruisetweights in any era. Neither would Lyle, Bugne and any others.

And before you say anything else about Frazier,
he used to train down from as high as 230 pounds to his fighting weight. Far from a cruserweight.

[E-Thug]

And that's why Ali is the GOAT in the HW division