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(Poll) SRR the greatest of all time? According to Ali - Yes!
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Originally posted by Southpaw16bf View PostThis is from a poster who credits Ali's wins over Joe Bugner, Chuck Wepner, George Chuvalo, and Leon Spinks as great. That is overrating a fighter, you troll.
Doug Jones
Henry Cooper
Brian London
Karl Mildenberger
Ernie Terrell
Ringo Bonavena
Buster Mathis
Mac Foster
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Originally posted by Obama View PostJoe Bugner is significantly better than the rest of them at least. In fact he's better than some other guys he named too:
Doug Jones
Henry Cooper
Brian London
Karl Mildenberger
Ernie Terrell
Ringo Bonavena
Buster Mathis
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Originally posted by Slimey Limey View PostActually I listed the best wins Ali had based on the quality of opposition.
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Originally posted by Slimey Limey View PostActually 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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Originally posted by Obama View PostJoe Bugner is significantly better than the rest of them at least. In fact he's better than some other guys he named too:
Doug Jones
Henry Cooper
Brian London
Karl Mildenberger
Ernie Terrell
Ringo Bonavena
Buster Mathis
Mac Foster
Originally posted by Obama View PostThis isn't saying anything. I did the same for Louis, Johnson, Wills, and Langford. Ali isn't ahead of any of them resume wise by a good distance. In fact I consider Louis' constant quality opponents more impressive.
Actually it is saying a lot. Yes you did the same for Louis and the rest, and if you compare the wins you will see Ali's quality of opposition is much higher and more consistent, and the fact that he has all time great wins against the likes of Foreman, Frazier and Liston is enough to showcase who is greater.
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Originally posted by poet682006 View PostYou can run up a white flag right now because you've already lost but are too ****** to realize it: They're toying with you the way I'd toy with an opponent ranked 300 points below me in an open tournament.
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Originally posted by Slimey Limey View PostAs usual, Poet just standing by the sidelines nitpicking which side he's on and making his little remarks, but not actually engaging in the debate because he knows he'd lose.
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Originally posted by Slimey Limey View PostIn fact he's better than most of the guys you named on Louis' resume too.
Actually it is saying a lot. Yes you did the same for Louis and the rest, and if you compare the wins you will see Ali's quality of opposition is much higher and more consistent, and the fact that he has all time great wins against the likes of Foreman, Frazier and Liston is enough to showcase who is greater.
Louis' best wins are:
Carnera, M. Baer, Braddock, Schmeling II, Conn (x2), Walcott (x2), Uzcudun, Lewis, Farr, Sharkey, and B. Baer.
Ali's best wins are:
Norton (x2), Frazier (x2), Foreman, Liston (x2), Patterson I, Quarry (x2), Ellis, Bugner (x2), Lyle, Young, Shavers
Louis convincingly beat all his opponents at least once, and in impressive fashion. Ali never convincingly beat Norton, and he robbed Jimmy Young. Louis also got all his wins fighting clean, while Ali broke every rule he could.
Now, Louis still has 22 notable guys he beat after his best 11. Those 22 guys are by FAR, and I mean FAR, better than Ali's next best 22 opponents.Last edited by Obama; 05-21-2009, 09:29 PM.
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