If there was more tape on prime Robinson I would gladly rate him above Ali.
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So who really is the #1 P4P best of all times?
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With all due respect to Robinson and Ali, the Greatest of All-Time was Sam Langford.
No one has EVER done or WILL do what he has. Since he was only 5'6, it was David v.s. Goliath in virtually every fight.
He was a living fairy tale, though David v.s. Goliath is a true story.
It's a legendary accomplishment in itself when one of the worlds greatest Heavyweights of all-time, Jack Dempsey acknowledges he'd never mess with you, despite being much smaller stature in comparison to one of the most revered fighters in history.
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Greb, Langford or Robinson for me, too much between it's just to difficult to just pick 1.
Originally posted by Ray Corso View PostThe p4p tag was thought of by watching Robinson and realizing that a 6'2" 210lbs Robinson would also control the heavyweight division easily.
Newspaper article from 1933 describes Canzoneri as the greatest human fighting machine of the modern era pound for pound:
There's plenty more, that's just the first I found.Last edited by NChristo; 12-09-2014, 07:44 AM.
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Originally posted by Mr. Mark View PostWith all due respect to Robinson and Ali, the Greatest of All-Time was Sam Langford.
No one has EVER done or WILL do what he has. Since he was only 5'6, it was David v.s. Goliath in virtually every fight.
He was a living fairy tale, though David v.s. Goliath is a true story.
It's a legendary accomplishment in itself when one of the worlds greatest Heavyweights of all-time, Jack Dempsey acknowledges he'd never mess with you, despite being much smaller stature in comparison to one of the most revered fighters in history.
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Has to be SRR for his dominance, longevity and who he beat. Also for complete skillset - speed, power, combo punching, fighting going fwd and backwards. et al.
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