Chronology of 90’s Pound For Pound Race

[Stuart_boxer]

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1MqTBsHMGKM&app=desktop

My video based on the Ring Magazine rankings.

Let me know what you think.

For those of you who aren't interested in the video but are interested in the debate the list of the Ring rankings went;

1990 - Julio Cesar Chavez

1991 - Julio Cesar Chavez

1992 - Julio Cesar Chavez

1993 - Pernell Whittaker

1994 - Pernell Whittaker

1995 - Pernell Whittaker

1996 - Roy Jones

1997 - Oscar De La Hoya

1998 - Oscar De La Hoya

1999 - Roy Jones

[OctoberRed]

How long did that take to make?

[ShoulderRoll]

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1MqTBsHMGKM&app=desktop

My video based on the Ring Magazine rankings.

Let me know what you think.

It's going to be hard to convince people to watch a 48 minute long video.

But I started watching this and got hooked...made it through the first 20 minutes or so before having to stop to do something else.

I think you did a commendable job of covering what was going on with the major players at the top of the P4P lists in each year of the 90's. My only nitpick so far would be that you skipped over some significant fights, such as Julio Cesar Chavez vs Hector Camacho and Felix Trinidad vs Camacho.

But overall good work. Thanks for doing this, I plan to watch the rest at a later time.

[Stuart_boxer]

A couple of days but as a boxing fan it wasn’t too painful.

With YouTube downloader now you can download a 50 minute video in a couple of seconds.

[Stuart_boxer]

I did include Camacho vs Chavez it’s at about 7:50 of the video.

[Stuart_boxer]

It's going to be hard to convince people to watch a 48 minute long video.

But I started watching this and got hooked...made it through the first 20 minutes or so before having to stop to do something else.

I think you did a commendable job of covering what was going on with the major players at the top of the P4P lists in each year of the 90's. My only nitpick so far would be that you skipped over some significant fights, such as Julio Cesar Chavez vs Hector Camacho and Felix Trinidad vs Camacho.

But overall good work. Thanks for doing this, I plan to watch the rest at a later time.

Thanks for the feeback.

I considered putting Camacho in a couple of other times but his fights were so long it seemed like it was going to take a while to analyse.

If I make another one (depending on how this one goes) then I think I'll try and keep it to the 10 minute mark. I'm thinking of doing a "how good actually was he?" for Naseem Hamed.

[ShoulderRoll]

I did include Camacho vs Chavez it’s at about 7:50 of the video.

You actually did, it's a short snippet starting at the 8:14 mark. My apologies.

This video is a good little trip down boxing memory lane for those years. I was young during that decade but these are the fights that got me curious about the sport and then caused me to fall in love with it. Along with following the boxing magazines to keep up with it all, even though they were always months behind at the time of publication.

Anyway, you will hear some people say that heavyweights can't be on a P4P list. But as your video shows the likes of Evander Holyfield and Rid**** Bowe were regularly included back then. As long as their skills are elite there is no reason why the big men should be excluded.

[QueensburyRules]

- -Mike Tyson was Rings first ever #1 p4p.

Read it and weep!

[OctoberRed]

- -Mike Tyson was Rings first ever #1 p4p.

Read it and weep!

[Stuart_boxer]

- -Mike Tyson was Rings first ever #1 p4p.

Read it and weep!

Is that an inside joke?