Top 10 fighters of all time if...

[RubenSonny]

Fighters born in the USA are excluded?

[RubenSonny]

1. Langford
2. Duran
3. Fitzsimmons
4. Gavilan
5. Walcott
6. Jofre
7. Napoles
8. McLarnin
9. Griffith
10. Arguello

Just a rough list.

[SCtrojansbaby]

1.Carlos Monzon
2.Julio Cesar Chavez
3.Roberto Duran
4.Marco Antonio Barrera
5.Manny Pacquiao
6.Salvador Sanchez
7.Humberto Gonzalez
8.Wilfredo Gomez
9.Jose Napoles
10.Azumah Nelson

[Weltschmerz]

Throw these names around on the list as you please:

Monzon
Duran
Pacquiao
Lennox Lewis
Langford
Schmeling
Alexis Arguello
Julio Cesar Chavez
Ingemar Johansson
Wladimir Klitschko

[SBleeder]

1. Sam Langford
2. Roberto Duran
3. Carlos Monzon
4. Eder Jofre
5. Jimmy Wilde
6. Bob Fitzsimmons
7. Wilfredo Gomez
8. Julio Cesar Chavez
9. Jimmy McLarnin
10. Ricardo Lopez

[RubenSonny]

Throw these names around on the list as you please:

Monzon
Duran
Pacquiao
Lennox Lewis
Langford
Schmeling
Alexis Arguello
Julio Cesar Chavez
Ingemar Johansson
Wladimir Klitschko

Those heavies shouldn't be anywhere near these lists.

[greeh]

1.Carlos Monzon
2.Julio Cesar Chavez
3.Roberto Duran
4.Marco Antonio Barrera
5.Manny Pacquiao
6.Salvador Sanchez
7.Humberto Gonzalez
8.Wilfredo Gomez
9.Jose Napoles
10.Azumah Nelson

I know everyone is entitled to their opinion. Well, almost everyone - there's exceptions if you are a deluded mong that only spits out outrageous nonsense.

Anyway, I just have one question. How the hell can you rank Chiquita as the seventh best non-American boxer of all-time? He isn't better than Gilberto Roman or Jeff Fenech, and should those two be ranked in the Top 10?

Chiquita was a very good fighter, but in my opinion he and his rival Michael Carbajal continue to be two of the most overrated flyweights. Probably because they got the US exposure that others - and in my opinion better - flyweights did not receive.

[greeh]

1. Sam Langford
2. Roberto Duran
3. Carlos Monzon
4. Eder Jofre
5. Jimmy Wilde
6. Bob Fitzsimmons
7. Wilfredo Gomez
8. Julio Cesar Chavez
9. Jimmy McLarnin
10. Ricardo Lopez

Lopez was an excellent fighter, no doubt about that, but come on!

If you must have a Mexican flyweight, why not choose Miguel Canto instead? He has a much better resume and his skills were battle-tested against a very good array of fighters. His lack of overall physicality and somewhat one dimensional offense wouldn't serve him to well against specific types, but overall a great fighter with a resume that backs up those claims.

If we try to lay all the bias and favoritism aside, can you honestly say the same about Ricardo Lopez? Do you really think he should be ranked that high, with or without US participation? Above Fighting Harada and Jung-Koo Chang? Above the Cuban trio Gavilan, Napoles and Rodriguez?

I am just curious, because I can't imagine it myself.

[Sugar Adam Ali]

Not sure who would make up the top ten, as I'm not familiar with every fighters birthplace but I would assume

Manny
Duran
**** tiger
Zarate
Gomez
Carlos Ortiz
Arguello
Chavez
Walcott


I feel like I'm leaving off some Cuban fighters, or Asian


Very tough question but interesting to think about

[StarshipTrooper]

1. Langford
2. Duran
3. Fitzsimmons
4. Gavilan
5. Walcott
6. Jofre
7. Napoles
8. McLarnin
9. Griffith
10. Arguello

Just a rough list.

Glad to see at least one shout-out for Gavilan!