Unbeatable?

[Pico Hollywood]

To people saying Mosley at 135 - would you favour him to beat Duran and Whitaker at that weight?

Beats duran hard to say about sweet pea..

[Sweet Pea 50]

To people saying Mosley at 135 - would you favour him to beat Duran and Whitaker at that weight?

I'd give him a hell of a shot. Like I said. 31-0, 29 K.O's at light weight. He was a BEAST.

[Derranged]

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[TheGreatA]

Definately Holyfield at cruiser warrants serious consideration.

As far as Lopez is concerned I don't think I have seen enough of his fights or those of the other top guys in that division to make an adequate judgement, so I will take your word.

I forgot Robinson, he was previously mentioned in this thread as being near unbeatable at WW.

Henry Armstrong at his peak was what I'd call near 'unstoppable' (although I do believe that any man can be beaten). He lost a decision to Lou Ambers in a rematch but only because he was deducted 5 rounds for low blows (the decision went 8-7 in favour of Ambers).

Between 1937 and 1940 he won 59 fights, 51 by KO, lost once, drew once (robbed of a win in a MW title fight), won the featherweight, lightweight and welterweight titles, defended his welterweight title 19 times and beat several hall of famers and top contenders along the way.

Here's a video I made of him:

Henry Armstrong
Uploaded by TheGreatA

[Don Johnson]

Sugar Shane-135
RJJ-160, 168, 175
Zab Judah-140, pre tszyu
Mike Tyson
Naseem Hamed-pre Kevin Kelley
Junior Witter-b4 Bradley, he'd whoop Tim's ass in a rematch tho

[Derranged]

Floyd 130
Foreman (1970's)
RJJ 160-168
Prime Tyson

[mspiegelo]

This thread will have a lot of Prime Tyson or Prime Jones Jr replies, no doubt.

hater!!!!!! prime roy at 168!!!!!

[Chase8400]

I'm not sure to be honest.
He still looked unbeatable.
What about a prime Naz up until he thought Barrera

I totally agree about Naz at one point. He seemed like he would never be figured out. Good call. I don't think he even trained to fight Barerra at all.

[Silencers]

I think a Muhammad Ali circa 1966-1967 could have beaten any fighter in history.

Robinson at his peak, although it's hard to say when his peak was.

[NAPO]

a 122 wilfredo gomez.