Where do all of you rank Jimmy Bivins as a LHW?
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who are the top five light heavies ever
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Originally posted by raskatMichalczewski belongs in the top 5, if not top 3
He was a good fighter, and would be a tough match-up for most LHWs in history... but his resume isn't even top 20-worthy. He held the Title hostage in Europe for over half a decade, and his best win is over a past-it Virgil Hill.
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Originally posted by taansend View PostWhy Ruben? This is the history section. We share knowledge, not just knock back ideas. How would The Orchid Man has done in those missed years?
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Originally posted by SBleeder View PostNo, just no.
He was a good fighter, and would be a tough match-up for most LHWs in history... but his resume isn't even top 20-worthy. He held the Title hostage in Europe for over half a decade, and his best win is over a past-it Virgil Hill.
Hell, Jones isn't making many of these top 5 lists. He doesn't deserve it on resume......but head to head?
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Originally posted by Anthony342 View PostSpeaking of Jones, where does he rank among all time light heavys?
In terms of light-heavyweight resume I would rank him below Charles, Moore, Tunney, Spinks, Rosenbloom, Harold Johnson, Greb, Bob Foster, Loughran, Bivins and Conn. And Langford if you did consider him a light-heavy.
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Originally posted by Welsh Jon View PostRJJ is a top 15 light-heavyweight.
In terms of light-heavyweight resume I would rank him below Charles, Moore, Tunney, Spinks, Rosenbloom, Harold Johnson, Greb, Bob Foster, Loughran, Bivins and Conn. And Langford if you did consider him a light-heavy.
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