If You Could Bring a Fighter Back To Fight in this Era...

[BROOKLYN CESAR]

Sugar Ray the Greatest Pound for Pound fighter in the history of Boxing!!!!

[McNulty]

You do not know true happiness until you take the ass of an innocent child

you should be banned. Not remotely funny.

[Cletus Funk]

Aaron Pryor, even if it would mean the end of my boy Hatton.

[Chris46]

Tyson or Ali

[Chris46]

and seeing as Floyd Mayweather Jr has "retired" he needs brought back, he'd still dominate every division he fought in.

[julDilla]

Sugar Ray Robinson without a f'n doubt

[Technical_Skill]

Who would you bring back? Any fighter dead or retired who you wish you could see fighting live or would like to see how he'd do against today's fighters?

It would have to be cassius clay, i would be interested to see how well he would be recieved in today's america.

[italianmafia23]

One fighter that should have made my top 10 list that I forgot to include is George Foreman. I'd rate him over Joe Frazier. Prime Roy Jones Jr. would be my #12.

[Hydro]

Forget about one, I want one for each division.

Bantamweight: Ruben Olivares. Rockabye Ruben was a KO artist with a crowd-pleasing style.

Junior Featherweight: Wilfredo Gomez. We could use some more good Puerto Rican-Mexican matchups.

Featherweight: Naseem Hamed. He brought a lot of attention to the sport and featherweight division.

Junior Lightweight: Bobby Chacon. Similar to Arturo Gatti and Matthew Saad Muhammad, he had a lot of great back-and-forth brawls.

Lightweight: Henry Armstrong. Most of his title defenses were at welterweight, but size-wise he was a lightweight.

Junior Welterweight: Julio Cesar Chavez. Attacking fighter with subtle, brilliant skills, entertaining, active, with an enormous fan base.

Welterweight: Sugar Ray Leonard. Boxing needs more mainstream stars. Leonard was the real deal, not just an Olympic hype machine.

Junior Middleweight: Julian Jackson. I miss freakishly powerful punchers.

Middleweight: Sugar Ray Robinson. Probably the greatest ever, he was better at welterweight, but the other Sugar Ray is there, so let's move Walker Smith to 160.

Super Middleweight: James Toney. Very active champion, fun to watch for his skills, loud mouth has the hate-him-or-love-him type persona.

Light Heavyweight: Matthew Saad Muhammad. One of the most entertaining fighters ever.

Cruiserweight: Evander Holyfield. This division has a crappy history, but a great in Holyfield probably peaked here.

Heavyweight: Mike Tyson. No explanation needed.

[adietheforestfa]

Randolph Turpin.