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  • #11
    Originally posted by QueensburyRules View Post

    - - Spencer was clearly shot after taking flying lessons in his Ferrari as we saw in his tune up against ugly.

    Nobody wants to fight Bud because he's poison at the boxing gate. Only fighter Arum ever had that he lost $$$ on.
    great fighter but often sounds like a pothead

    prior best black boxers were charismatic Floyd Bernard and/or articulate Roy Ward

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    • #12
      1. Robinson
      2. Leonard
      3. Hearns
      4. Armstrong
      5. Gavilan
      6. Napoles
      7. Trinidad
      8. Mayweather
      9. Pacquaio
      10. Ross

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      • #13
        In order of appearance

        McLarin
        Ross
        Robinson
        Burley
        Gavilan
        Basillio
        Griffith
        Napoles
        Leonard
        (On Hold)

        I would bet my money on all these guys first.

        ...........

        I just don't know enough about Ted Lewis or Jack Britton to include them on my list. I would just be listing legends.

        The same with Barbados Joe Walcott. But it is my intention to school myself about him soon and then feel justifed adding him to my list. I am anticipating a dramatic and exciting career. (On Hold)

        Armstrong didn't dominate at WW; lost to Zivic twice and avoided Burley and SRR. Had a more steller, yet less dramatic, LW career.

        I think Hearns was better up weight. I may be underating Palmeno as well.
        Last edited by Willie Pep 229; 08-12-2025, 09:16 PM.

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        • #14
          Originally posted by Willie Pep 229 View Post
          In order of appearance

          McLarin
          Ross
          Robinson
          Burley
          Gavilan
          Basillio
          Griffith
          Napoles
          Leonard
          (On Hold)

          I would bet my money on all these guys first.

          ...........

          I just don't know enough about Ted Lewis or Jack Britton to include them on my list. I would just be listing legends.

          The same with Barbados Joe Walcott. But it is my intention to school myself about him soon and then feel justifed adding him to my list. I am anticipating a dramatic and exciting career. (On Hold)

          Armstrong didn't dominate at WW; lost to Zivic twice and avoided Burley and SRR. Had a more steller, yet less dramatic, LW career.

          I think Hearns was better up weight. I may be underating Palmeno as well.
          Burley

          Ezzard buff he easy worked Charley

          Burley was incredibly self-possessed. Said screw it and retired early because he wasn’t given a shot

          nearly every other fighter has to learn the hard way before hanging them up

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          • #15
            Originally posted by SouthpawRight View Post
            Burley

            Ezzard buff he easy worked Charley

            Burley was incredibly self-possessed. Said screw it and retired early because he wasn’t given a shot

            nearly every other fighter has to learn the hard way before hanging them up
            I won't argue that I am over reaching with Burley, but I expected a challenge on Holman Williams behalf.

            When they met Charles was a bigger man on the rise and getting bigger. Burley was an overweight smaller man, on the slide. I don't see those fights as WW goes.

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            • #16
              Originally posted by Willie Pep 229 View Post
              In order of appearance

              McLarin
              Ross
              Robinson
              Burley
              Gavilan
              Basillio
              Griffith
              Napoles
              Leonard
              (On Hold)

              I would bet my money on all these guys first.

              ...........

              I just don't know enough about Ted Lewis or Jack Britton to include them on my list. I would just be listing legends.

              The same with Barbados Joe Walcott. But it is my intention to school myself about him soon and then feel justifed adding him to my list. I am anticipating a dramatic and exciting career. (On Hold)

              Armstrong didn't dominate at WW; lost to Zivic twice and avoided Burley and SRR. Had a more steller, yet less dramatic, LW career.

              I think Hearns was better up weight. I may be underating Palmeno as well.
              Armstrong never defended his welter title against a black fighter and Cocoa Kid,Burley and Williams were ranked when he was champ,financial considerations may have played a big part in that,but most of his defences were against unranked guys, all but 3 of them in fact and he lost the last one against Zivic
              Last edited by Bronson66; Today, 05:03 PM.
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