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  • #71
    Originally posted by poet682006 View Post
    In fairness, though, you can make the same case for the record of practically any ATG one cares to name. Name the fighter and I can probably slice and dice his resume and make it look like ****e.

    Poet
    Yea true, I agree. which is why I still consider Ali's resume the best at HW. It's especially true for HW's. They all have huge blotches of ugly mixed in with the good.

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    • #72
      Originally posted by them_apples View Post
      I give Dempsey a lot of heat, he was exciting but he fought in a really bad era. He lost to guys with 30+ losses and like you said, Willard was the top dog, aka Valuev version 1.

      He always makes ATG lists and I don't know why any right minded "historian" could put him there.
      I consider Dempsey an ATG.....but NOT p4p. In fact I tend to be leary of putting Heavyweights on p4p lists. Dempsey was a great fighter who fought with such skill and ferocity that 65 years later Mike Tyson openly patterned himself after him. Terrific resume? No, he fought in a weak era in a division known more for famine than for feast.

      Poet

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      • #73
        Originally posted by them_apples View Post
        Yea true, I agree. which is why I still consider Ali's resume the best at HW. It's especially true for HW's. They all have huge blotches of ugly mixed in with the good.
        Of course. The truth is it's pretty rare to have two ATG Heavyweights in their primes fighting at the same time: That makes it hard to build a top-notch resume and shows just how remarkable Ali's era really was.

        Poet

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        • #74
          Originally posted by Slimey Limey View Post
          Ohh, the Manmachine wannabe is catching feelings.

          First of all, you need to get off your obsession with "hall of fame fighters". There are many in there that don't belong in the same category as others in there. And most importantly, the HOF lacks and extreme amount of all time greats. So you need to spend less time posting youtube clips imitating Manmachine, and start realising there is a diffirence between a HOFer and an ALL TIME GREAT.

          So no I will not remove any of those names off Ali's impressive Ws list. They were good wins PERIOD. Or do you only rate a fighter by how many wins he has over HOFers? You are a joke that's only trying to hype up the overrated SRR.

          And I gave you a list of what Ali has done because this thread is debating who's the greatest. And you tell me I can't read?



          And how in the blue hell does this mean Ali did not have the most impressive consistent record ever? Ali fought in the BEST era, a much better era than SRR's and he fought ALL of them. He only lost against an ALL TIME GREAT(get this, ATG not HOFer kiddo) Joe frazier after 3 YEARS of lay off in his prime years.

          The rest of what you posted are merely opinions, not facts.

          And yes Ali would murder SRR in a boxing match which means Ali could actually defeat any boxer in history, which you can't say about SRR.


          Once again Ali's great wins:

          George Foreman
          Joe Frazier 2x
          Sonny Liston 2x
          Ken Norton 2x
          Henry Cooper 2x
          Floyd Patterson 2x
          Ron Lyle
          Jimmy Young
          Earnie Shavers
          George Chuvalo
          Cleveland Williams
          Ernie Terrel
          Zora Folley
          Jerry Quarry
          Oscar Bonavena
          Jimmy Ellis
          Mac Foster
          Buster Mathis
          Earnie Terrell
          Bob Foster
          Joe Bugner
          Chuck Wepner
          Leon Spinks

          This is almost 30 great wins in a career consisting of over 60 fights. NO comparison. Ali is not only the greatest fighter but also one of the greatest athletes in general, some even consider him THE greatest sportsman ever.
          Are you soft, seriously? We all know Ali could of beat Robinson, because of the huge weight adavantage, but dimbo, this is why we judge on who is the best Pound for Pound fighter, we don't judge of who would beat who in fantasy fights. Your lack of knowlodge is so funny.

          And it also funny how you call Chuck Wepner, Leon Spinks, Joe Bugner, Cleveland Williams, George Chuvalo-Great Wins. And yet you say to me I'am over hyping Ray Robinson........You must be joking

          How is Ali's era much better than Robinson, oh wait is the difference because in Ali's era it had great fighters like George Chuvalo and Joe Bunger in it like you said.

          It is to easy to make you look ****** on here, as you are really just a biased boxing fan, who hardly knows anything about the sport. The things you say are just so bogus and ****** it;s untrue, here's a few in the last hour.

          Originally posted by Slimey Limey View Post
          Plus Ali would murder him in an actual boxing match so who's the greatest?
          Originally posted by Slimey Limey View Post
          SRR gets the same idiotic biased support like Joe Louis
          Originally posted by Slimey Limey View Post
          Oh and SRR has like 4 times the amount of fights Ali had as well as 4 times the amount of LOSSES Ali had
          Each and every one of these post are so damn ****** and there that ****** they make me laugh.

          Carry on to make a complete idiot of yourself.....

          Nothing but a troll
          Last edited by Southpaw16BF; 05-21-2009, 08:38 PM.

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          • #75
            Originally posted by Slimey Limey View Post
            PFFT, yeah right. What wins can even compare to Ali's wins over George Foreman, Joe Frazier, Sonny Liston, Ken Norton, Ron Lyle?

            SRR gets the same idiotic biased support like Joe Louis.

            Meanwhile Ali has idiotic hateful Docu's made about him and people assume the old "Ali was only the greatest because he said so himself" completely disregarding the mans accomplishments which no Boxer in history can stand up to.
            You might want to take a look at your own bias: You're LRR in reverse. While LRR tries to discredit Ali and Holmes (especially Ali) for reasons only he himself knows, you're doing the EXACT same thing first with Joe Louis and now with Ray Robinson. Bias works both ways. You have accused me of having a bias towards Louis for no other reason than you saw me make a favorable post about him.....so I guess everyone who doesn't think Louis is trash is biased huh? I bet you've never bothered to look at any of the Heavyweight ATG lists I've posted. Guess who I have consistantly rated at #1. Why that would be Muhammed Ali.

            You can try to smear Manchine and Southpaw until you're blue in the face: You WILL lose that war. Badly.

            Poet

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            • #76
              Originally posted by them_apples View Post
              Doesn't really matter what other fighters say to each other, it means nothing.
              Liston said stuff about rocky being unbeatable, but would you pick Rocky over Liston?

              Robinson has a strong case for being one of the best (or best) WW in history, but at middleweight i don't think so. Hagler would stop him, Hopkins would UD or in his prime possibly a stoppage, Monzon? Debatable. I think Robinson is getting too highly rated here at middleweight. At WW, he's def within the top 3.
              Once again you are wrong, did I say he was the best Middlweight of all time, did I? No I say most of the boxing world consider it him, I never said it was him. For example in the 1994 issue of Ring Magazine they rated him the greatest Middlweight ever.

              And your making out like its fact that Hagler would stop him, at his prime at 160, Ray was brillant and I feel could of beat Hagler, and I highly dout Hagler could stop him.

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              • #77
                You are close to tears now kid. Haha, you're giving up now as barely any of what you just wrote has anything to do with the argument, just complaints about me as a poster. So you're the one that's trolling now mate.

                If you feel like giving it another shot I made a poll in NSB section

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                • #78
                  Originally posted by Slimey Limey View Post
                  Once again Ali's great wins:

                  George Foreman
                  Joe Frazier 2x
                  Sonny Liston 2x
                  Ken Norton 2x
                  Henry Cooper 2x
                  Floyd Patterson 2x
                  Ron Lyle
                  Jimmy Young
                  Earnie Shavers
                  George Chuvalo
                  Cleveland Williams
                  Ernie Terrel
                  Zora Folley
                  Jerry Quarry
                  Oscar Bonavena
                  Jimmy Ellis
                  Mac Foster
                  Buster Mathis
                  Earnie Terrell
                  Bob Foster
                  Joe Bugner
                  Chuck Wepner
                  Leon Spinks
                  You listed everyone credible he fought basically...You'd get more than that amount of names if you did it for SRR, other guys just listed his HOF wins. I don't have a list like this done for SRR, but I do have it for some other Heavyweights that is quite comparable:

                  Joe Louis
                  Notable Wins:
                  Charley Massera
                  Lee Ramage (x2)
                  Patsy Perroni
                  Don “Red” Barry
                  Natie Brown
                  Roy Lazer
                  Primo Carnera
                  King Levinsky
                  Max Baer
                  Paulino Uzcudun
                  Charley Retzlaff
                  Jack Sharkey
                  Al Ettore
                  Bob Pastor (x2)
                  Jim Braddock
                  Tommy Farr
                  Nathan Mann
                  Max Schmeling
                  John Henry Louis
                  “Two Ton” Toney Galento
                  Arturo Godoy (x2)
                  Johnny Paycheck
                  Red Burman
                  Gus Dorazio
                  Abe Simon (x2)
                  Tony Musto
                  Buddy Baer (x2)
                  Billy Conn (x2)
                  Lou Nova
                  Tami Mauriello
                  Jersey Joe Walcott (x2)
                  Lee Savold
                  Jimmy Bivins

                  Jack Johnson
                  Notable Wins:
                  Frank Childs (x2)
                  George Gardner
                  Denver Ed Martin (x2)
                  Sam McVea (x3)
                  Sandy Ferguson (x3)
                  Black Bill (x4)
                  Jim Jeffords (x2)
                  Jack Munroe
                  Morris Harris
                  Joe Jeannette (x3)
                  Sam Langford
                  Bob Fitzsimmons
                  Tommy Burns
                  Tony Ross
                  Al Kaufman
                  James J. Jeffries
                  Frank Moran
                  Tom Cowler
                  Jack Thompson

                  Harry Wills
                  Notable Wins:
                  Sam Langford (x13)
                  Joe Jeannette (x2)
                  Willie Meehan
                  Sailor Grande
                  John Lester Johnson (x3)
                  Sam McVea (x2)
                  Jeff Clark (x8)
                  Bill Tate (x4)
                  Jack Thompson (x6)
                  Fred Fulton
                  Gunboat Smith
                  Kid Norfolk
                  Tut Jackson
                  Bartley Madden
                  Luis Angel Firpo
                  Charley Weinert
                  Floyd Johnson

                  Sam Langford
                  Notable Wins:
                  Joe Jeannette (x8)
                  Jim Barry (x7)
                  Sandy Ferguson
                  John Wille (x2)
                  Tony Ross (x2)
                  Morris Harris (x2)
                  Al Kubiak (x2)
                  John Klon***e Haines
                  Mike Schreck
                  Stanley Ketchel
                  Battling Jim Johnson (x9)
                  Jeff Clark (x5)
                  Philadelphia Jack O'Brien
                  Sam McVea (x6)
                  Porky Dan Flynn (x2)
                  John Lester Johnson
                  Tom McMahon
                  Harry Wills (x2)
                  Gunboat Smith
                  Jack Thompson (x4)
                  Bill Tate (x4)
                  Andre Anderson
                  Kid Norfolk
                  Tiny Jim Herman
                  Frank Farmer
                  George Godfrey (x2)
                  Lee Anderson (x2)
                  Bearcat Wright (x3)
                  Tut Jackson (x2)
                  Tiger Flowers

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                  • #79
                    Originally posted by Obama View Post
                    You listed everyone credible he fought basically...You'd get more than that amount of names if you did it for SRR, other guys just listed his HOF wins. I don't have a list like this done for SRR, but I do have it for some other Heavyweights that is quite comparable:

                    Joe Louis
                    Notable Wins:
                    Charley Massera
                    Lee Ramage (x2)
                    Patsy Perroni
                    Don “Red” Barry
                    Natie Brown
                    Roy Lazer
                    Primo Carnera
                    King Levinsky
                    Max Baer
                    Paulino Uzcudun
                    Charley Retzlaff
                    Jack Sharkey
                    Al Ettore
                    Bob Pastor (x2)
                    Jim Braddock
                    Tommy Farr
                    Nathan Mann
                    Max Schmeling
                    John Henry Louis
                    “Two Ton” Toney Galento
                    Arturo Godoy (x2)
                    Johnny Paycheck
                    Red Burman
                    Gus Dorazio
                    Abe Simon (x2)
                    Tony Musto
                    Buddy Baer (x2)
                    Billy Conn (x2)
                    Lou Nova
                    Tami Mauriello
                    Jersey Joe Walcott (x2)
                    Lee Savold
                    Jimmy Bivins

                    Jack Johnson
                    Notable Wins:
                    Frank Childs (x2)
                    George Gardner
                    Denver Ed Martin (x2)
                    Sam McVea (x3)
                    Sandy Ferguson (x3)
                    Black Bill (x4)
                    Jim Jeffords (x2)
                    Jack Munroe
                    Morris Harris
                    Joe Jeannette (x3)
                    Sam Langford
                    Bob Fitzsimmons
                    Tommy Burns
                    Tony Ross
                    Al Kaufman
                    James J. Jeffries
                    Frank Moran
                    Tom Cowler
                    Jack Thompson

                    Harry Wills
                    Notable Wins:
                    Sam Langford (x13)
                    Joe Jeannette (x2)
                    Willie Meehan
                    Sailor Grande
                    John Lester Johnson (x3)
                    Sam McVea (x2)
                    Jeff Clark (x8)
                    Bill Tate (x4)
                    Jack Thompson (x6)
                    Fred Fulton
                    Gunboat Smith
                    Kid Norfolk
                    Tut Jackson
                    Bartley Madden
                    Luis Angel Firpo
                    Charley Weinert
                    Floyd Johnson

                    Sam Langford
                    Notable Wins:
                    Joe Jeannette (x8)
                    Jim Barry (x7)
                    Sandy Ferguson
                    John Wille (x2)
                    Tony Ross (x2)
                    Morris Harris (x2)
                    Al Kubiak (x2)
                    John Klon***e Haines
                    Mike Schreck
                    Stanley Ketchel
                    Battling Jim Johnson (x9)
                    Jeff Clark (x5)
                    Philadelphia Jack O'Brien
                    Sam McVea (x6)
                    Porky Dan Flynn (x2)
                    John Lester Johnson
                    Tom McMahon
                    Harry Wills (x2)
                    Gunboat Smith
                    Jack Thompson (x4)
                    Bill Tate (x4)
                    Andre Anderson
                    Kid Norfolk
                    Tiny Jim Herman
                    Frank Farmer
                    George Godfrey (x2)
                    Lee Anderson (x2)
                    Bearcat Wright (x3)
                    Tut Jackson (x2)
                    Tiger Flowers
                    Actually I listed the best wins Ali had based on the quality of opposition.

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                    • #80
                      Originally posted by poet682006 View Post
                      You might want to take a look at your own bias: You're LRR in reverse. While LRR tries to discredit Ali and Holmes (especially Ali) for reasons only he himself knows, you're doing the EXACT same thing first with Joe Louis and now with Ray Robinson. Bias works both ways. You have accused me of having a bias towards Louis for no other reason than you saw me make a favorable post about him.....so I guess everyone who doesn't think Louis is trash is biased huh? I bet you've never bothered to look at any of the Heavyweight ATG lists I've posted. Guess who I have consistantly rated at #1. Why that would be Muhammed Ali.

                      You can try to smear Manchine and Southpaw until you're blue in the face: You WILL lose that war. Badly.

                      Poet
                      Actually I don't discredit Joe Louis or Ray Robinson. I just point out how they are very overrated because they are frequently reffered to as greatest Heavyweight ever and Greatest fighter ever even though Ali holds the right to BOTH of those titles.

                      And I don't consider you having a bias for Louis because you made a favorable post about him. It was more on the lines of you making nothing but favorable posts about him. You see no flaws in him, even though he is.

                      And btw mate, I already won those wars.

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