Rank these welterweights in order 1990s-2010s

Since when did Felix cheat? Those wraps of his were legal in other states. were they legal in the state he used them? when they caught him did he knock his opponent out like he usually did? did he even win? did he even go the distance? Wrapidad got cuaght

whatever criteria you wish, I guess H2h is the best though considering some have done way more at 147 than others My list... Oscar De La Hoya Felix Trinidad Vernon Forrest Floyd Mayweather Ike Quartey Shane Mosley Manny Pacquiao Paul Williams Miguel Cotto Antonio Margarito Ricardo Mayorga Juan Manuel Marquez Timothy Bradley Oscar had the style and size to be competitive in every single match up here with the chance of winning, even against the big guys like Forrest, Trinidad, Margarito and Williams. Trinidad would blow a lot of the straight forward fighters away who would give others trouble (Williams, Margarito, Mayorga) Forrest had the skills and length to out box the master boxer in Floyd from range and the likes of Cotto and Mosley, might lose to the likes of Margarito. Mayweather is the best pure boxer but would have trouble with the big guys and someone like Quartey and his piston jab. How is shane over manny and cotto when they both beat him? Shane's career is made because of fights with ODLH.

I think legacy-wise (147 only), this list might be in the right direction: Oscar De La Hoya Felix Trinidad Vernon Forrest Shane Mosley Floyd Mayweather Manny Pacquiao Paul Williams Ike Quartey Antonio Margarito Juan Manuel Marquez Ricardo Mayorga Miguel Cotto Timothy Bradley

uhh... Cheato Wrapidad doesn't belong in the same sentence as Pacquiao and De la hoya. Since when did Felix cheat? Those wraps of his were legal in other states.

Quartey should be at the top.

He was a top contender with a nasty right and became Champion. In the rematch, he folded him like a chair. Mosley was a terrible fight (my post history from before that fight, shows that I had this same position). Mosley was coming off of two training camps due to a failed fight with Berto and a 14 month layoff. Especially bad considering that he never had that. It was merely a showcase fight, and Mosley's subsequent performances prove that the Mayweather non-performance was no fluke. The JMM is a bad win. He came up from 135 to challenge him and looked flabby and out of shape. JMM of 2012-2013 is in a different place than in that fight. That is not a WW win. It was another showcase fight. I have no problem him fighting Judah, Judah was still relevant and dangerous. The Baldomir fight was an easy pick me up title, like Broner and Malignaggi. So to me that has real low value. Ortiz was a good win, or should I say, could have been a better win if it ended better than it did. I respect Floyd for taking that fight. I would place it though =/= with Cintron. I personally like Margarito and rate him high. I felt sad and disgusted he tried to cheat and think he did, but it was never proven, so I think its fair that he's given the benefit of the doubt. He fought all he could and for the most part came out on top. I think ultimately Prime Margarito gives everyone on that list a problem. He may not win them all, but they'll all know they were in a fight. Sorry man but you are very delusional about your boy. He was caught, fined, suspended and found guilty with all the evidence in order do so. Margaritos whole career is a fraudulent one. The fact he left his trainer after the presiding in order to hope to help his image; which it did nothing besides delusional fans. The fact also after being exposed he did not win One big.fight after and like you said "power was no longer there".

DLH Trinidad Ike quartey Vernon Forrest PAC Mayweather Cotto Margarito Williams Marquez Bradley

lol if that's not a troll attempt I don't know what is Relax, my answer is genuine. What makes you think I'm trolling? I don't come on here in spite of other people, that's ridiculous.

Oscar De La Hoya Shane Mosley Vernon Forrest Ricardo Mayorga Ike Quartey Felix Trinidad Floyd Mayweather Miguel Cotto Paul Williams Antonio Margarito Manny Pacquiao Timothy Bradley Juan Manuel Marquez (147 version)Why do you make me work so hard? I am basing my list on how these guys performed overall in their welterweight prime. I could make the a list tomorrow and it might not come out in the same order. From best to worst. Trinidad, Mayweather, Williams, De La Hoya, Quartey, Pacquiao, Forest, Mosley, Margarito, Mayorga, Cotto, Marquez and Bradley.

Cintron was unranked and had never fought anyone when Margarito beat him in 05'. Mosley was #3 P4P and coming off stopping Margairto himself when Floyd fought him. Marquez has since stopped Pacquiao at 147, so that win also looks a lot better now. Judah, Baldomir, and Ortiz all were high ranked Welterweight contenders or champs at the time. And Hatton was the man at 140, unbeaten, and #8 P4P. Looking back Margarito is the biggest myth in recent Welterweight history in my opinion. He got highly highly overrated in the Mid-late 00's. He was a top contender with a nasty right and became Champion. In the rematch, he folded him like a chair. Mosley was a terrible fight (my post history from before that fight, shows that I had this same position). Mosley was coming off of two training camps due to a failed fight with Berto and a 14 month layoff. Especially bad considering that he never had that. It was merely a showcase fight, and Mosley's subsequent performances prove that the Mayweather non-performance was no fluke. The JMM is a bad win. He came up from 135 to challenge him and looked flabby and out of shape. JMM of 2012-2013 is in a different place than in that fight. That is not a WW win. It was another showcase fight. I have no problem him fighting Judah, Judah was still relevant and dangerous. The Baldomir fight was an easy pick me up title, like Broner and Malignaggi. So to me that has real low value. Ortiz was a good win, or should I say, could have been a better win if it ended better than it did. I respect Floyd for taking that fight. I would place it though =/= with Cintron. I personally like Margarito and rate him high. I felt sad and disgusted he tried to cheat and think he did, but it was never proven, so I think its fair that he's given the benefit of the doubt. He fought all he could and for the most part came out on top. I think ultimately Prime Margarito gives everyone on that list a problem. He may not win them all, but they'll all know they were in a fight.

Because the Cotto win is better than all of those combined? The Clottey win was just icing So if someone did that, I would object. Personally, as I posted, I have Mayweather over Margarito, but on strength of resume, I respect that. Plus the beatdown of prime Cintron who at the time was a somebody is better than Baldomir, Marquez and Mosley and about on par with Ortiz. Cintron was unranked and had never fought anyone when Margarito beat him in 05'. Mosley was #3 P4P and coming off stopping Margairto himself when Floyd fought him. Marquez has since stopped Pacquiao at 147, so that win also looks a lot better now. Judah, Baldomir, and Ortiz all were high ranked Welterweight contenders or champs at the time. And Hatton was the man at 140, unbeaten, and #8 P4P. Looking back Margarito is the biggest myth in recent Welterweight history in my opinion. He got highly highly overrated in the Mid-late 00's.

How can you rank Margarito, who's best wins are Clottey and Cotto (plaster anyone???) ahead of Mayweather at 147. Floyd has Judah, Baldomir, Hatton, Marquez, Mosley, and Ortiz at 147. Because the Cotto win is better than all of those combined? The Clottey win was just icing So if someone did that, I would object. Personally, as I posted, I have Mayweather over Margarito, but on strength of resume, I respect that. Plus the beatdown of prime Cintron who at the time was a somebody is better than Baldomir, Marquez and Mosley and about on par with Ortiz. And I'm a huge Cotto fan and suspect foul play in the first one, especially seeing how little impact the punches were in the rematch, but nothing is confirmed and I've move past that.

Oscar De La Hoya Shane Mosley Vernon Forrest Ricardo Mayorga Ike Quartey Felix Trinidad Floyd Mayweather Miguel Cotto Paul Williams Antonio Margarito Manny Pacquiao Timothy Bradley Juan Manuel Marquez (147 version) Floyd Mayweather Felix Trinidad Oscar De La Hoya Manny Pacquiao Miguel Cotto Shane Mosley Antonio Margarito Timothy Bradley Paul Williams (He's good but too wreckless and I don't like his style) Ricardo Mayorga is at the bottom but a good entertainer I Can't comment on Vernon Forest and Quartey since I've only seen 2 or so of there fights. JMM I need to see him fight more at 147 for me to come to a conclusion.

How can you rank Margarito, who's best wins are Clottey and Cotto (plaster anyone???) ahead of Mayweather at 147. Floyd has Judah, Baldomir, Hatton, Marquez, Mosley, and Ortiz at 147.

My list... 1. & 2. Felix Trinidad/Oscar De La Hoya 3. Floyd Mayweather 4. Vernon Forrest 5. Shane Mosley 6. Manny Pacquiao 7. Paul Williams 8. Miguel Cotto 9. Antonio Margarito 10. Ricardo Mayorga 11. Ike Quartey 12. Juan Manuel Marquez 13. Timothy Bradley

Based on skill, resume, fantasy fighting, etc? whatever criteria you wish, I guess H2h is the best though considering some have done way more at 147 than others My list... Oscar De La Hoya Felix Trinidad Vernon Forrest Floyd Mayweather Ike Quartey Shane Mosley Manny Pacquiao Paul Williams Miguel Cotto Antonio Margarito Ricardo Mayorga Juan Manuel Marquez Timothy Bradley Oscar had the style and size to be competitive in every single match up here with the chance of winning, even against the big guys like Forrest, Trinidad, Margarito and Williams. Trinidad would blow a lot of the straight forward fighters away who would give others trouble (Williams, Margarito, Mayorga) Forrest had the skills and length to out box the master boxer in Floyd from range and the likes of Cotto and Mosley, might lose to the likes of Margarito. Mayweather is the best pure boxer but would have trouble with the big guys and someone like Quartey and his piston jab.

Oscar De La Hoya Shane Mosley Vernon Forrest Ricardo Mayorga Ike Quartey Felix Trinidad Floyd Mayweather Miguel Cotto Paul Williams Antonio Margarito Manny Pacquiao Timothy Bradley Juan Manuel Marquez (147 version) 1. Floyd Mayweather 2. Manny Pacquiao 3. Vernon Forrest 4. Oscar De La Hoya 5. Sugar Shane Mosley 6. Richardo Mayorga 7. Miguel Cotto 8.Timothy Bradley 9. Juan Manuel Marquez (has yet to win welterweight title) 10. Ike Quartey People who wear wraps don't get any respect what so ever!

I literally LoL'd Cheato Wrapidad at the top? and Forrest above Pacquiao? :lol1: oh and Cotto You bring up hand wraps but the poster boy for wraps is your number 2....? Too funny

Tito had 16 title defenses at ww

Oscar De La Hoya Shane Mosley Vernon Forrest Ricardo Mayorga Ike Quartey Felix Trinidad Floyd Mayweather Miguel Cotto Paul Williams Antonio Margarito Manny Pacquiao Timothy Bradley Juan Manuel Marquez (147 version) Felix Trinidad The Punisher DLH Mosley Ike Forrest Margarito Mayorga Floyd Pacman Bradley Marquez Cotto