Who's you top 10 fighters of the last two decades (90's and 2000's)?

Not including the 80's skews it a bit for guys like Chavez but mine goes: 1. Pernell Whitaker 2. Roy Jones Jr. 3. Evander Holyfield 4. Bernard Hopkins 5. Lennox Lewis 6. Manny Pacquiao 7. Marco Antonio Barrera 8. Erik Morales 9. James Toney 10.Floyd Mayweather Jr. Honorable mention: Ricardo Lopez, Julio Cesar Chavez I also had that dilemma with Chavez, but JCC was still Ring Magazine's best P4P fighter in the early 90's until 1993 I think. It does strike his unbeaten decade at superfeather and lightweight, but I think JCC still deserves to be on this list. My 11-15 by the way is: 11. Mosley - creds in previous post. 12. Holyfield - 2 division champ. Dominated cruiser in the late 80s. Best five wins in the 90s: Moorer, Bowe, Tyson, Foreman, Holmes (42wins, 27KOs - 10 losses - 2 draws) 13. Barrera - 3 division champ. Best five wins: Hamed, Morales, Tapia, Kelly, Ayala (65wins, 43KOs - 6 losses - 0 draw) 14. Morales - 3 division champ. Best five wins: Zaragoza, Barrera, Jesus Chavez, Jr. Jones, Pacquiao. (48wins,34KOs - 6losses - 0) 15. Toney - 4 division champ. Best five wins: Nunn, McCallum, Jirov, Iran Barkley, Holyfield (71wins, 43KOs - 6 losses - 3 draws) (I ranked Lewis at number 16, Tszyu at 17)

1. Roy Jones.Jr 2. Lennox Lewis 3. Evander Holyfield 4. Bernard Hopkins 5. Pernell Whitaker 6. Floyd Mayweather 7. Manny Pacquiao 8. Shane Mosley 9. Joe Calzaghe 10. Oscar De La Hoya

Pathetic list. Not much wrong with it, he just missed out a couple of heavyweights

From behind hameds Nuts? ofc I do, you know the mentality of a hugger, logic need not apply. So...you rank Barrera lower than Hamed?

So let me ask you...you rank Barrera lower than him?From behind hameds Nuts? ofc I do, you know the mentality of a hugger, logic need not apply.

Probably the most exciting fighter (with the possible exception of RJJ) a cultural phenom and the guy who single handedly got the lower weight recognition that they had been deserving for years. Add in 16 title defences, WBO/WBC/IBF champion and an 83% Ko rate. So let me ask you...you rank Barrera lower than him?

wtf? hamed?Probably the most exciting fighter (with the possible exception of RJJ) a cultural phenom and the guy who single handedly got the lower weight recognition that they had been deserving for years. Add in 16 title defences, WBO/WBC/IBF champion and an 83% Ko rate.

He won a lot of belts? I really don't know the reasoning behind it. Granted Hamed is underrated but I'd put Joe Calzaghe ahead of him, for starters and a slew of other champs. Yeh id put about 10 other guys ahead of him, Barerra should be ahead of him for starters

1. RJJ 2. Pernell 3. B-hop 4. Mayweather 5. Holyfeild 6. Lennox 7. Pac 8. Mosley 9. DLH 10. Tito Honourable Mention: Chavez, Lopez, Morales, Barerra, Calzaghe, Toney

wtf? hamed? He won a lot of belts? I really don't know the reasoning behind it. Granted Hamed is underrated but I'd put Joe Calzaghe ahead of him, for starters and a slew of other champs.

1. Holyfield 2. Pernell 3. Hopkins 4. RJJ 5. Manny Pac 6. Floyd Jr 7. Mosley 8. Lewis 9. Hamed 10. Tyson wtf? hamed?

1. Holyfield 2. Pernell 3. Hopkins 4. RJJ 5. Manny Pac 6. Floyd Jr 7. Mosley 8. Lewis 9. Hamed 10. Tyson

what year did roy get KTFO... 2004??? OKAY... roy, hopkins and floyd only qualify Yeah...he legitimately lost for the first time 15 years into his career.

Not Roy? You're bugging. what year did roy get KTFO... 2004??? OKAY... roy, hopkins and floyd only qualify

1. Holyfield 2. Pernell 3. Roy Jones 4. Hopkins 5. Manny Pac 6. Floyd Jr 7. Tito 8. Lennox 9. De La Hoya 10. Mosley Honorable Mention - Calzaghe I agree with this

hard to say since some that fought in the 90's didnt fight in the 2000's... 20 years of dominance isnt easy to come by and the only one that probably qualifies is hopkins and floyd Not Roy? You're bugging.

james toney?

I believe these are the best fighters of the Era. I tried to rank them based on their accomplishments and resume. So, tell me guys what you think, give me your ideas: how you would rank these guys, and/or if I left someone out that should be in this list. Cheers! 1. Roy Jones Jr. - 4 division champ. Undisputed light heavyweight champ. Best five wins: Hopkins, Toney, Hill, Ruiz, Trinidad. (52 wins, 38KOs - 5 losses - 0 draw) 2. Floyd Mayweather - 5 division champ. Best five wins: Dela Hoya, Hatton, Castillo, Corrales, Gatti. (39wins, 25KOs - 0 loss - 0 draw) 3. Manny Pacquiao - 4 division champ. Best 5 wins: Dela Hoya, Barrera, Morales, Marquez, Diaz (48 wins, 36KOs - 3 losses - 2 draws) 4. Joe Calzaghe - Unbeaten, 21 defenses of the super middleweight title. Best five wins: Jones, Hopkins, Kessler, Lacy, Eubank (46 wins, 32KOs - 0 losses - 0 draw) 5. Bernard Hopkins - 20 title defenses, undisputed middleweight champ. Best five wins: Dela Hoya, Trinidad, Pavlik, Tarver, Wright (49 wins, 32KOs - 5 losses - 1 draw) 6. Oscar dela Hoya - 6 division champ, best five wins: Chavez, Whitaker, Camacho, Vargas, Gatti. (39 wins, 30KOs - 6 losses - 0 wins) 7. Pernell Whitaker - 4 division champ. Best 5 wins: McGirt, Azumah Nelson, Ramirez, Roger Mayweather, Hurtado (40wins, 17KOs, - 4 losses, 1 draw) 8. Julio Cesar Chavez - 3 division champ, total of 27 successful title defenses from super feather to light welter. Best wins: Taylor, Camacho, Rosario, Roger Mayweather, Martinez (107 wins, 86KOs - 6 loss - 2 draws) 9. Finito Lopez - Unbeaten, 2 division champ. 21 defenses of the minimum weight title (51 wins, 38KOs - 0 loss - 1 draw). Best five wins: Alvarez, Sor Vorapin, Petelo, Alex Sanchez, Villamor 10. Felix Trinidad - 3 division champ, best five wins: Dela Hoya, Vargas, Whitaker, Camacho, Joppy (42 wins, 35KOs - 3 losses - 0 draws) 11. Shane Mosley - 3 division champ. Best five wins: Margarito, Vargas, Dela Hoya, Mayorga, Leija (46 wins, 39 KOs - 5 losses - 0 draw) hard to say since some that fought in the 90's didnt fight in the 2000's... 20 years of dominance isnt easy to come by and the only one that probably qualifies is hopkins and floyd

I think you rate Hopkins to high, his best wins came against little men moving up in weight to fight him (Oscar & Trinidad). You can't rate him in the top ten, he was fight welterweights and claimed to be the best middle weight. Other then Tarver name another big man he beat. First of all Felix Trinidad was the WBA middleweight champ when Hopkins beat him, a 3-1 favorite and the best fighter in the world. Second, i don't count Oscar among his best wins. Third, most middleweight champs fight junior middles and others moving up. It happens. See Hagler (Hearns, Leonard, Duran, etc). Sh*t, look at Taylor (Ouma, Spinks, Winky, etc). That's the way it goes. Thanks for playing.

Not including the 80's skews it a bit for guys like Chavez but mine goes: 1. Pernell Whitaker 2. Roy Jones Jr. 3. Evander Holyfield 4. Bernard Hopkins 5. Lennox Lewis 6. Manny Pacquiao 7. Marco Antonio Barrera 8. Erik Morales 9. James Toney 10.Floyd Mayweather Jr. Honorable mention: Ricardo Lopez, Julio Cesar Chavez I think you rate Hopkins to high, his best wins came against little men moving up in weight to fight him (Oscar & Trinidad). You can't rate him in the top ten, he was fight welterweights and claimed to be the best middle weight. Other then Tarver name another big man he beat.