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  • #21
    Tony Canzoneri:

    Bud Taylor
    Johnny Dundee
    Benny Bass
    Kid Berg
    Kid Chocolate
    Billy Petrolle
    Baby Arizmendi
    Lou Ambers
    Jimmy McLarnin

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    • #22
      basing on thread replies only;
      I have it:

      Harry Greb - 13
      Jimmy Mclarnin - 11
      Sam Langford - 11
      Sugar Ray Robinson - 10
      Henry Armstrong - 10
      Ezzard Charles - 9
      Tony Canzoneri - 9
      Joe Louis - 8
      Tommy Loughran - 8
      Muhhamad Ali - 7
      Jack Johnson - 7
      Johnny Risko - 7

      ---------------------

      I'm surprised w/ Ali only having 7,
      gonna check this later..

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      • #23
        Evander Holyfield has

        Larry Holmes
        George Foreman
        Dwight Muhammad Qawi

        guaranteed
        Mike Tyson

        potentially
        Michael Moorer
        Riddick Bowe
        Carlos De Leon

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        • #24
          Benny Leonard - 7
          Jimmy McLarnin - 9 (10 if you count a HOF referee who was once a fighter)

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          • #25
            Originally posted by £Hank$Moody€ View Post
            Evander Holyfield has

            Larry Holmes
            George Foreman
            Dwight Muhammad Qawi

            guaranteed
            Mike Tyson

            potentially
            Michael Moorer
            Riddick Bowe
            Carlos De Leon
            I always felt De Leon was an underrated fighter and i do have him as a top 200 p4p fighter. It clearys show there is a little love for the cruiser division. Any fighter than regains his title 3 more times as Deleon did should be considered for the HOF.

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            • #26
              no more??? just them????
              let me make a summary again, this is a good thread
              for newbies in the future..

              Harry Greb - 13
              Jimmy Mclarnin - 11
              Sam Langford - 11
              Sugar Ray Robinson - 10
              Henry Armstrong - 10
              Ezzard Charles - 9
              Jimmy McLarnin - 9
              Tony Canzoneri - 9
              Joe Louis - 8
              Tommy Loughran - 8
              Muhhamad Ali - 7
              Jack Johnson - 7
              Johnny Risko - 7
              Benny Leonard - 7
              Evander Holyfield - partial (3-1-3) like the other post suggest..


              note: base on thread replies only...

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              • #27
                Originally posted by BennyST View Post
                Cotto and Hatton? No. Larios? No.
                Cotto is fighting Foreman for the 154 title. if he wins that I think he'll be in the HOF.

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                • #28
                  Originally posted by tanibanana View Post
                  no more??? just them????
                  let me make a summary again, this is a good thread
                  for newbies in the future..

                  Harry Greb - 13
                  Jimmy Mclarnin - 11
                  Sam Langford - 11
                  Sugar Ray Robinson - 10
                  Henry Armstrong - 10
                  Ezzard Charles - 9
                  Jimmy McLarnin - 9
                  Tony Canzoneri - 9
                  Joe Louis - 8
                  Tommy Loughran - 8
                  Muhhamad Ali - 7
                  Jack Johnson - 7
                  Johnny Risko - 7
                  Benny Leonard - 7
                  Evander Holyfield - partial (3-1-3) like the other post suggest..


                  note: base on thread replies only...
                  You forgot to include Freddie Welsh (7)... as suggested by hhascup in #19.

                  Also, I believe Charles only beat 8 HOFers.

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                  • #29
                    Originally posted by Bundana View Post
                    You forgot to include Freddie Welsh (7)... as suggested by hhascup in #19.

                    Also, I believe Charles only beat 8 HOFers.

                    Charles was my selection, but upon further review I think I stand corrected. Nice catch. I probably inadvertently added Marciano to Ezzard's win column.

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                    • #30
                      There are many fighters who fall a bit short like Kid Norfalk, Ketchel, Ross etc. I personally count Gene Tunney a guy who i put in my top 10 P4P as possibly beating 7 Hall of famers. Someone in this thread mentioned the issue of newspaper decisions and the whole controversy around it. I also count Jack Sharkey as beating 7 HOF's and possibly 8 if Risko ever gets in to either the WBHOF or the IBHOF.

                      Tunney has beaten 5 HOF's T. Gibbons, J. Dempsey(twice), H. Greb(twice i believe), Carpentier, Levinsky, and Risko may eventually get in which gives him 6. His possible 7th is a Newspaper decision against Loughran. The New York Times gave him the win. But the fight was in philly the hometown of Loughran and the local philly paper gave it to Loughran making it essentially a draw. But if you count the NYT newspaper decision than Tunney has 7. Here is an article on that fight and you can click for the original PDF story on it.

                      http://query.nytimes.com/gst/abstrac...BE668389639EDE


                      Jack Sharkey beat 6 guys who went to the IBHOF: Schmeling, Loughran, Stribling, J. Delaney, Godfrey, Willis. He also beat Primo Carnera who is inducted to the WBHOF. This gives him 7 if you count the WBHOF. Primo Carnera due to the issue of fixed fights likely will never get in the IBHOF, if Risko ever makes it than he will have 7.
                      Last edited by HaglerSteelChin; 11-15-2010, 06:21 PM.

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