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Where Does Golovkin Rank Among The All Time Middles?
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Originally posted by joseph5620 View Post
Sure.
Greb
Robinson
Monzon
Hagler
Steele
Ketchel
Walker
Hopkins
Fitzsimmons
Flowers
Golovkin doesn't make the cut. Sorry.
Thank you.
How do you come to such conclusions?
# of title defense at 160?
# of ring magazine fighters beaten at 160?
You're first four guys are fine.
But Ketchel, and Flowers over GGG? You have got some explaining to do.
This thread will provide the space to do so.
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Originally posted by Dr Z View Post
Thank you.
How do you come to such conclusions?
# of title defense at 160?
# of ring magazine fighters beaten at 160?
You're first four guys are fine.
But Ketchel, and Flowers over GGG? You have got some explaining to do.
This thread will provide the space to do so.
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Originally posted by JAB5239 View Post
How could you not have Flowers over Golovkin? All you need to do is look at his resume.
I think of it this way, Ali's resume is clearly better than Louis's or Dempsey's, yet I regularly hear people state that they have either Louis or Dempsey ranked ahead of Ali. Oddly enough, do I rarely hear Ali's superior resume being cited as a refute, usually the Ali defense is his superior athleticism or in ring ability.
I guess sometimes we evaluate resume and sometimes we don'tLast edited by DeeMoney; Yesterday, 10:28 AM.
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Originally posted by DeeMoney View Post
I imagine its because they think Golovkin was a better fighter in the ring than Flowers, even if his opponents were.
I think of it this way, Ali's resume is clearly better than Louis's or Dempsey's, yet I regularly hear people state that they have either Louis or Dempsey ranked ahead of Ali. Oddly enough, do I rarely hear Ali's superior resume being cited as a refute, usually the Ali defense is his superior athleticism or in ring ability.
I guess sometimes we evaluate resume and sometimes we don't
Joe and Jack were sluggers giving no quarter. A popcorn runner like Ali having to fight in 6 oz gloves is a death sentence.
Ali does have an advantage of the strength of Kenny, Joe, and George matches, but he also got beat up a bunch by those guys and was never the same after Big George ruined him.
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Originally posted by DeeMoney View Post
I imagine its because they think Golovkin was a better fighter in the ring than Flowers, even if his opponents were.
I think of it this way, Ali's resume is clearly better than Louis's or Dempsey's, yet I regularly hear people state that they have either Louis or Dempsey ranked ahead of Ali. Oddly enough, do I rarely hear Ali's superior resume being cited as a refute, usually the Ali defense is his superior athleticism or in ring ability.
I guess sometimes we evaluate resume and sometimes we don'tjoseph5620
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Originally posted by JAB5239 View Post
I think the man who beat the better fighters is the better fighter. Resumes are tangible evidence to me. Who were think or want to be the better fighter isnt. Jmo.
Moreover, though resumes are tangible, its not as if there is some standardized objective measurement to resumes, so in the end its still who we think is better- its just that instead of us thinking about a given fighter now we are thinking about their opponents.
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Originally posted by Dr Z View Post
Thank you.
How do you come to such conclusions?
# of title defense at 160?
# of ring magazine fighters beaten at 160?
You're first four guys are fine.
But Ketchel, and Flowers over GGG? You have got some explaining to do.
This thread will provide the space to do so.
Ketchel's win over Jack O'Brian is better than any win on Golovkin's resume..Also, Ketchel stepped up and fought Sam Langford and Jack Johnson. Golovkin didn't even want to move beyond four pounds to fight Andre Ward. That alone puts him over Golovkin in my rankings.Last edited by joseph5620; Yesterday, 01:26 PM.
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Originally posted by JAB5239 View Post
1. Harry Greb (609) 2. Ray Robinson (575)
3. Carlos Monzon (527)
4. Marvin Hagler (493)
5. Mickey Walker (448)
6. Stanley Ketchel (446)
7. Bob Fitzsimmons (377)
8. Bernard Hopkins (256)
9. Charley Burley (251)
10. Marcel Cerdan (248)
Im trying to figure who Golovkin ko's on this list. Maybe Ketchel? Im not sure. Ketchel is also the only one i think he truly beats from this list. If i were to guess I'd say he belongs between 10 and 20 all time. Helluva fighter, f un to watch. Would have bas a better professional career had he no remained an amateur so long.
Or is the rating number a vote based on their whole career, and then we later assigned him to the MW division because he spent some time there?
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