Who Is The Greatest Boxer Of Alltime

[Oasis_Lad]

muhammad ali
suger ray robinson
joe louis
henry armstrong
marvin hagler

[supaduck]

For me it'd be

1.Robinson
2.Ali
3.Louis
4.Leonard
5.Hagler

[The Wire]

For me
1.) Robinson
2.) Ali
3.) Leonard
4.) Willy Pep
5.) Juan Lazcano

That last one's a joke

5.) Hagler

[BKM-]

Frazier hates Ali to this day. Ali wants to be friends with Joe, and had apologized many times.

That's what you get for acting like a ****ing *******. Frazier didn't do anything to him and he was just making fun of him. Ali was a great guy but, he was always an ******* when it came to his opponents.

[Imira]

The greatest boxer of all time? I won't even go there.

However I can think of a candidate...

Joe Louis
World heavyweight champion for 11 years, 252 days. Longer than any other prizefighter in any division.
25 successful title defenses. More than any other prize fighter in any division.

The best part about Louis is the fact that his opponents were always met with public approval. The general consensus wasn't; "Why is Louis fighting that guy?" when his next opponent was announced. Public approval is very important when it comes to opponents. And before anyone tries that "Bum of the Month" spin, I'll remind you that Louis got into the habit of defending his title once a month for six months straight and was always the heavy betting favorite. That's where the term comes from.

[DarthJul]

don't forget rocky balboa

[gLobE199]

hell yeah man rocky balboa ****ing ruels!!!

[Dempsey1238]

you dont go around calling fellew blacks uncle Toms,(As Ali did Frazier.) That was the biggest insult one can do to a person like Joe Fraizer who fought for eveything.

Fraizer still hates Ali to this day.

[dangerous dave]

1)Muhammed Ali
2)Larry Holmes
3)George Foreman
4)Joe Frazier
5)Lennox Lewis

This is a list of prime-vs-prime obviously. I can't get enough of Ali at the min, he was just simply amazing and could walk the walk after talking the best talk ever.
I think Larry was a technically brilliant fighter had the best use of a jab ever and was so close matching Marciano's winning record.
George Foreman was of course arguably the biggest puncher ever and showed what the old guys are capable of when he won the title at 45.
Joe Frazier of course had 3 amazing fights with Ali and was a worthy champion before being knocked for 6 by Foreman. Would have obviously held the belt for even longer had it not been for the best competition in hw boxing history.
Finally Lewis beat everyone he ever faced and was able to retire as champion and at the right time unlike many fighers in the past. Not a figther, a "pugilist specialist!"

Sorry for only mentioning heavyweights but thats what im into mainly

[hellfire508]

1)Muhammed Ali
2)Larry Holmes
3)George Foreman
4)Joe Frazier
5)Lennox Lewis

This is a list of prime-vs-prime obviously. I can't get enough of Ali at the min, he was just simply amazing and could walk the walk after talking the best talk ever.
I think Larry was a technically brilliant fighter had the best use of a jab ever and was so close matching Marciano's winning record.
George Foreman was of course arguably the biggest puncher ever and showed what the old guys are capable of when he won the title at 45.
Joe Frazier of course had 3 amazing fights with Ali and was a worthy champion before being knocked for 6 by Foreman. Would have obviously held the belt for even longer had it not been for the best competition in hw boxing history.
Finally Lewis beat everyone he ever faced and was able to retire as champion and at the right time unlike many fighers in the past. Not a figther, a "pugilist specialist!"

Sorry for only mentioning heavyweights but thats what im into mainly

You need to get into the lower weight classes. There is nothing like watching Sugar Ray Robinson, or Ray Leonard, or Marvin Hagler, or Roberto Duran...

Or even today's lower weights: Gatti, DLH, Tszyu, Hatton, PBF, Taylor, Morales, Barrera...so much talent and excitement.