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  • yankees
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    #21
    marciano retired undefeated you got him down there

    Originally posted by astrosfreak
    Justb thought everyone might like to look at this.
    As picked by ESPN:

    The final list
    1. Sugar Ray Robinson Video Joe Tessitore and Teddy Atlas on the list
    2. Muhammad Ali Video
    3. Henry Armstrong Video
    4. Joe Louis Video
    5. Willie Pep Video
    6. Roberto Duran Video
    7. Benny Leonard
    8. Jack Johnson Video
    9. Jack Dempsey Video
    10. Sam Langford
    11. Joe Gans
    12. Sugar Ray Leonard Video
    13. Harry Greb
    14. Rocky Marciano Video
    15. Jimmy Wilde
    16. Gene Tunney Video
    17. Mickey Walker Video
    18. Archie Moore Video
    19. Stanley Ketchel
    20. George Foreman Video
    21. Tony Canzoneri
    22. Barney Ross Video
    23. Jimmy McLarnin
    24. Julio Cesar Chavez Video
    25. Marcel Cerdan
    26. Joe Frazier Video
    27. Ezzard Charles
    28. Jake LaMotta Video
    29. Sandy Saddler
    30. Terry McGovern
    31. Billy Conn Video
    32. Jose Napoles
    33. Ruben Olivares
    34. Emile Griffith
    35. Marvin Hagler
    36. Eder Jofre
    37. Thomas Hearns
    38. Larry Holmes Video
    39. Oscar De La Hoya
    40. Evander Holyfield
    41. Ted "Kid" Lewis
    42. Alexis Arguello
    43. Marco Antonio Barrera
    44. Pernell Whitaker Video
    45. Carlos Monzon
    46. Roy Jones Jr. Bonus video: Brian Kenny on Jones' place on the list
    47. Bernard Hopkins
    48. Floyd Mayweather Jr. Video
    49. Erik Morales
    50. Mike Tyson Video


    http://sports.espn.go.com/sports/box...ge=greatest150
    and sugar ray leonard and julio cesar chaves and dont forget roy jones and trinidad should be right up there toofront

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    • FUMIN 88
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      #22
      i dont see whats wrong with Duran being in the top 10 he is the best lightweight ever fought everyone moved up fought everyone and so on i think duran is more than worthy of 6th place

      Tyson higher? are you joking to be in the top 50 ATG you need to have beat atleast one elite fighter Mike was never up to the task of doing that

      Lenox Lewis should be on there

      and B-hop and DLH shouldnt even have been considered

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      • Panamaniac
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        #23
        Originally posted by Eno
        This list is very irritating. Sweet pea should be way higher. RJJ should be way higher. Lewis should be on there. JCC should not be that high. Roberto Duran should not be at 6 etc...
        You're right, Durán should be at 5th.

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          #24
          Originally posted by Tysonisgod
          floyd should be alot higher
          alot higher. I wont dispute it that much because i dont have all the knowledge needed to make a list like that. but what i do know is that Floyd has accomplished enough now at this point to atleast be in the top 30.

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          • Jim Jeffries
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            #25
            Originally posted by realheavyhands
            Ali Was Better Then Robinson.. No Heavyweight Ever Will Have A Resume Like Ali...shavers, Foreman ,fraizer, Norton, Liston, Cleveland Williams. Ron Lyle... Any One Of Them Would Be Champion Today
            Earnie Shavers? Please, Jerry Quarry knocked him out in the first round. And no "washed up" excuse, Shavers was 28.

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            • TheGreatA
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              #26
              Originally posted by gavinz1970
              Earnie Shavers? Please, Jerry Quarry knocked him out in the first round. And no "washed up" excuse, Shavers was 28.
              Shavers also KO'd Ken Norton in the first round, KO'd Jimmy Young, Roy Williams and Jimmy Ellis, gave an old Muhammad Ali a very hard fight and almost knocked out Larry Holmes.

              Jerry Quarry was a tough fighter with decent power although he was small for a heavyweight, Shavers was barely hit before that fight because most of his past fights had ended in the first few rounds.

              Shavers started at a late age and was at his best in his 30's. 74 wins, 68 KO's. His power makes him a threat to anyone.

              Wlad was 26 against Sanders, 28 against Brewster.
              I'm not comparing the two skillwise, Shavers had obvious flaws, a suspect chin, bad conditioning and average skills but he has had his good days, he went 15 competitive rounds with Ali without tiring badly.



              I can see Shavers beating Maskaev and Ibragimov. Hell, Maskaev himself was knocked out by McCall, Goofi Whitaker and Kirk Johnson.
              Last edited by TheGreatA; 02-12-2008, 01:41 PM.

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              • Piggu
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                #27
                That's the worst list I've ever seen.

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                • The Hammer
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                  #28
                  I agree with Duran being in the top ten, but Rocky Marciano, Harry Greb and Gene Tunney all should be top ten as well. Benny Leonard is ranked too high, those three should be ahead of him.

                  And Joe Calzaghe should replace B-Hop in the top 50.
                  Last edited by The Hammer; 02-12-2008, 10:46 PM.

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