ESPN Top 50 Fighters off All-Time (50-11)

[Dorian]

My only BIG problem wit da list is Toney not being on it, dats ****ing nuts1

indeed
and roy jones number 46??? wtf
he needs to be in the top 5

[niceguy45]

no lewis and no pryor, espn should make the exeption and exclude active fighters.....or differ those who are retired

[-Antonio-]

I forgot about Lewis not being in there. He did more than Tyson ever did.

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Robinson over Ali...."the greatest"?

[the giant one]

chavez over hagler? no way

[Peterp]

list looked dodge to me

[Benny Leonard]

7. Benny Leonard
Lightweight
Ring career: 1911-32 Record: 85-5-1 (69 KOs) and 121 no-decisions
Career notes: Won world lightweight championship in May 1917, and retired as champion in January 1925, making him the longest-reigning lightweight champion ever. … After more than seven years, made return to the ring, winning 18 of 19. … At one stage, fought 154 consecutive bouts without losing. … Of five losses, three were in his formative ring years, one was on a foul when challenging for the welterweight championship and one was the final contest of his career, during his comeback after a seven-year layoff, against fellow Hall of Famer Jimmy McLarnin. … Exceptional all-around talent possessed speed, accuracy and power in one package. … Became a referee after retirement, and collapsed and died in the ring while refereeing a bout in New York state.

[flat1985]

Jones at 46th