Ring No1 rated 1950 vs 2000 who wins

[sonnyboyx2]

Heavyweight----- Joe Louis vs Lennox Lewis
Light-Heavyweight- Archie Moore vs Roy Jones Jr
Middleweight----- Ray Robinson vs Bernard Hopkins
Welterweight----- Kid Gavilan vs Shane Mosley
Lightweight------- Ike Williams vs Jose Luis Castillo
Featherweight---- Sandy Saddler vs Naseem Hamed
Bantamweight---- Manuel Ortiz vs Paulie Ayala
Flyweight--------- Rinty Monaghan vs Eric Morel

[Vadrigar.]

Heavyweight----- Joe Louis
Light-Heavyweight- Archie Moore
Middleweight----- Bernard Hopkins
Welterweight----- Kid Gavilan
Lightweight------- Jose Luis Castillo
Featherweight---- Sandy Saddler (LoL)
Bantamweight---- Manuel Ortiz
Flyweight--------- Rinty Monaghan

[CarlosG815]

Heavyweight----- Joe Louis vs Lennox Lewis
Light-Heavyweight- Archie Moore vs Roy Jones Jr
Middleweight----- Ray Robinson vs Bernard Hopkins
Welterweight----- Kid Gavilan vs Shane Mosley
Lightweight------- Ike Williams vs Jose Luis Castillo
Featherweight---- Sandy Saddler vs Naseem Hamed
Bantamweight---- Manuel Ortiz vs Paulie Ayala
Flyweight--------- Rinty Monaghan vs Eric Morel

Joe Louis
Roy Jones Jr.
Ray Robinson
Shane Mosley
Ike Williams

Sandy Saddler vs Naseem Hamed. Saddler was phenomenal and I know I will get flack for this but I think Hamed can win this fight...

[RubenSonny]

Joe Louis
Roy Jones Jr.
Ray Robinson
Shane Mosley
Ike Williams

Sandy Saddler vs Naseem Hamed. Saddler was phenomenal and I know I will get flack for this but I think Hamed can win this fight...

What makes you think this?

[CarlosG815]

What makes you think this?

Saddler was aggressive and put on a lot of pressure and Hamed was very unorthodox with lightning fast reflexes. He is a very frustrating guy to fight as in his prime he was very difficult to land on and he is the hardest hitting featherweight of all time. Naseem Hamed had incredible speed.

[RubenSonny]

Saddler was aggressive and put on a lot of pressure and Hamed was very unorthodox with lightning fast reflexes. He is a very frustrating guy to fight as in his prime he was very difficult to land on and he is the hardest hitting featherweight of all time. Naseem Hamed had incredible speed.

I'd say Saddler may have very well been a harder puncher and proved he could deal with the southpaw stance. Hamed was definately frustrating but he never fought anyone near the level of Saddler, the same cannot be said for Saddler. I respect your opinion but I couldn't take someone like Hamed to beat a legitimate top atg in Saddler.

[CarlosG815]

I'd say Saddler may have very well been a harder puncher and proved he could deal with the southpaw stance. Hamed was definately frustrating but he never fought anyone near the level of Saddler, the same cannot be said for Saddler. I respect your opinion but I couldn't take someone like Hamed to beat a legitimate top atg in Saddler.

ATG doesn't mean unbeatable.

And Hamed without question hits harder than Saddler.

[RubenSonny]

ATG doesn't mean unbeatable.

And Hamed without question hits harder than Saddler.

How do you know? Plus Hamed doesn't have a particular good skillset, what could he do to Saddler if he cant knock him out? IMO hes only got a punchers chance.

[Barn]

Heavyweight----- Joe Louis vs Lennox Lewis
Light-Heavyweight- Archie Moore vs Roy Jones Jr
Middleweight----- Ray Robinson vs Bernard Hopkins
Welterweight----- Kid Gavilan vs Shane Mosley
Lightweight------- Ike Williams vs Jose Luis Castillo
Featherweight---- Sandy Saddler vs Naseem Hamed
Bantamweight---- Manuel Ortiz vs Paulie Ayala
Flyweight--------- Rinty Monaghan vs Eric Morel

Joe Louis KO8
Ray Robinson UD
Moore without a doubt get's a KO here.
Kid Gavlain Stoppage or Mosley close Decision depending on no of rounds.
Pick 'em
Saddler TKO
Ortiz

[Barn]

ATG doesn't mean unbeatable.

And Hamed without question hits harder than Saddler.

I don't see any way you can explain that statement. He had 144 wins and 103 KO's was the first time to stop Wille Pep and has a ATG straight right and left hook.

If the Ring's greatest punchers means anything to you (I question it's credibility as there is a few peculier spots) Saddler is #5 and Naseem Hamed is #46 and this was compiled in 2003.

http://boxing.about.com/od/history/a/ring_punchers.htm