Is Duran the greatest fighter still alive today?

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  • thebrownbomber_
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    #291
    Roy Jones, Floyd, Leonard are the only I can see competing IMHO. O

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    • markusmod
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      #292
      Originally posted by thebrownbomber_
      Roy Jones, Floyd, Leonard are the only I can see competing IMHO. O
      I agree with this.

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      • hugh grant
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        #293
        Pac s greatest fighter alive

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        • thebrownbomber_
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          #294
          Originally posted by hugh grant
          Pac s greatest fighter alive
          Duran may genuinely hurt Pacquiao if they ever fought. Durans win against Leonard alone trumps Pacquiaos entire career.

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            #295
            Originally posted by thebrownbomber_

            Duran may genuinely hurt Pacquiao if they ever fought. Durans win against Leonard alone trumps Pacquiaos entire career.
            I agree Duran was better than Pac, but keep in mind Duran basically stopped being a great fighter by his mid 30s; his only meaningful win after the age of 33 was Barkley. Conversely, look what Pac has done over the last decade: multiple wins over Bradley, wins against Thurman, Broner, Vargas, etc.

            Now I don't think that makes him better, but to some greatness can be measured by accumulating achievements over a long period of time. And Pacs success as an older fighter is indicative of such. Its an apples to oranges argument until someone articulates the definition being used here for greatness.

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            • QueensburyRules
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              #296
              Originally posted by thebrownbomber_

              Duran may genuinely hurt Pacquiao if they ever fought. Durans win against Leonard alone trumps Pacquiaos entire career.
              - -Was U spawned out of one of those plastic egg shells of silly putty?

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              • Anthony342
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                #297
                Career achievements, probably. But for current best, nah. He's way past his prime.

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                • StarshipTrooper
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                  #298
                  Originally posted by DeeMoney

                  I agree Duran was better than Pac, but keep in mind Duran basically stopped being a great fighter by his mid 30s; his only meaningful win after the age of 33 was Barkley. Conversely, look what Pac has done over the last decade: multiple wins over Bradley, wins against Thurman, Broner, Vargas, etc.

                  Now I don't think that makes him better, but to some greatness can be measured by accumulating achievements over a long period of time. And Pacs success as an older fighter is indicative of such. Its an apples to oranges argument until someone articulates the definition being used here for greatness.
                  Eh, naw. I'm not going to give credit for someone taking advantage of modern PEDS extending careers

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                    #299
                    Yes, I believe that Roberto Duran is the greatest living fighter.

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                    • QueensburyRules
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                      #300
                      Originally posted by StarshipTrooper

                      Eh, naw. I'm not going to give credit for someone taking advantage of modern PEDS extending careers
                      - -Slander befitting your poetic mishmash of logic...

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