Greatest Fighter By City? State? Your City? Etc

From the city of Manchester, it has to be Ricky Hatton, unless of course, Amir Khan goes on to have a excellent WW run in the coming years, which would include a showdown against Mayweather or Pac. Other fighters include: Tyson Fury, John Murray, Hatton's brother Matthew. Posted from Boxingscene.com App for Android

James Braddock from North Bergen NJ :boxing: Also I live a town away from Glen Tapia, he's from Passaic I'm from Garfield

Great fighter, bis biggest moment was defeating Froch to win the super six tournament, although he did get home advantage throughout the tournament. Career has suffered in recent years due to inactivity. Arthur Abraham was in Carson, Froch was in New Jersey. However, Ward should be back in action sometime in 2015. Hopefully he gets with Roc Nation. Anything is better than where he is at.

From Philly? Quite a few. Frazier, Liston, Loughran, Harold Johnson, Ike Williams etc. great fighting traditions in philly. Don't know too much about LA. My home city of Liverpool, I would say John Conteh & Dick Tiger would be the standout names. Jimmy Wilde fought in Liverpool a lot, so I'll lay a claim to one of the greatest British fighters ever.

Andre Ward. Oakland California. Great fighter, bis biggest moment was defeating Froch to win the super six tournament, although he did get home advantage throughout the tournament. Career has suffered in recent years due to inactivity.

Andre Ward. Oakland California.

James J. Corbett was the man to beat John L. Sullivan, the last bare-knuckle era champion and first crowned gloved era champion. Making him the second Heavyweight champion in the gloved era. James J. Corbett is from the city by the bay, San Francisco, California. Great fighter, lost his title to the legendary Bob Fitzsimmon in the first ever filmed boxing title fight.

Freddie Flintoff, Undefeated Heavyweight.

Alan Green. We went to the same high school, but eh graduated the year before I started. 918 baby.

Mike McTigue. World Light Heavyweight Champion in 1923. Born ten minutes away from where I grew up.

James J. Corbett was the man to beat John L. Sullivan, the last bare-knuckle era champion and first crowned gloved era champion. Making him the second Heavyweight champion in the gloved era. James J. Corbett is from the city by the bay, San Francisco, California.