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  • Sweet Pete
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    #51
    Originally posted by Sin City
    My favorite middleweight is marvin hagler, however judging by record I would have to say Monzon. Now I have never seen a Monzon fight so I am gonna judge it by record instead of favoritism and say Monzon, damn is his record impressive!..
    Why not have a look at Greb's record? Best in the whole history of boxing.


    Delaney x3
    Rosenbloom
    Walker
    Wilson x3
    Tunney x2
    Loughran x5
    Slattery
    Flowers
    Moody
    Downey
    Bogash
    Gibbons x3
    Smith x7
    Norfolk
    Gunboat Smith x2
    McTigue x2
    Levinsky x6
    M. Gibbons
    Meehan x2
    Houck x3
    Miske x3
    Bartfield x4
    McGoorty
    McCoy x2
    Dillon x2
    O’Dowd
    Chip x2
    Crouse
    Brennan x3
    Clark
    Blackburn

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    • Tuggers1986
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      #52
      Anybody who says B-Hop are either under 18 years old of have never seen Hagler fight.

      Good thread

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      • Sweet Pete
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        #53
        Originally posted by Tuggers1986
        Anybody who says B-Hop are either under 18 years old of have never seen Hagler fight.

        Good thread
        A prime Hopkins in a head to head sense could be argued just as good, but his resume is not as good at all at MW. Hagler outranks him, but in a head to head matchup, that is one I've heard argued from all angles quite well.

        A prime Hopkins of say the Johnson fight vs a Hagler of the Sibson fight. What a matchup.

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        • Thread Stealer
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          #54
          the ugly boring toothless wonder is a great fighter. let's not deny that.

          hopkins lacks the resume at middleweight of some of the other great ones, but he is indeed a special fighter.

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          • Sweet Pete
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            #55
            Originally posted by Thread Stealer
            the ugly boring toothless wonder is a great fighter. let's not deny that.

            hopkins lacks the resume at middleweight of some of the other great ones, but he is indeed a special fighter.
            He's boring now as his body has deteriorated to the point where he relies on his craftiness, experience, and pure boxing skill, but in his prime he had it all.

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            • Tuggers1986
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              #56
              Originally posted by Sweet Pete
              A prime Hopkins in a head to head sense could be argued just as good, but his resume is not as good at all at MW. Hagler outranks him, but in a head to head matchup, that is one I've heard argued from all angles quite well.

              A prime Hopkins of say the Johnson fight vs a Hagler of the Sibson fight. What a matchup.
              yeah, I'm not putting Hopkins down at all. he is unbelievable. Just second to Hagler in the MW all time rankings. Like you said though, both in their prime would be an awesome fight.

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              • Sweet Pete
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                #57
                Originally posted by Tuggers1986
                yeah, I'm not putting Hopkins down at all. he is unbelievable. Just second to Hagler in the MW all time rankings. Like you said though, both in their prime would be an awesome fight.
                Well not sure about Hopkins being second all time, but otherwise yeah. Monzon in my books rates slightly above Hagler.

                1. Greb(feel free to ask or put anyone ahead of him, I understand this pick is a hard one)
                2. Monzon
                3. Hagler
                4. Robinson
                5. Hopkins

                I would take Hopkins over Robinson head to head believe it or not, being as Robinson was smaller and a better WW than a MW, but his resume, even being past his prime at the weight, was better than Hopkins's easily.

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                  #58
                  Originally posted by Sweet Pete
                  He's boring now as his body has deteriorated to the point where he relies on his craftiness, experience, and pure boxing skill, but in his prime he had it all.
                  Except for great competition (only Roy Jones Jr, who he lost to,) and no Oscar and Tito are not GREAT middleweights.

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                    #59
                    Originally posted by gavinz1970
                    Except for great competition (only Roy Jones Jr, who he lost to,) and no Oscar and Tito are not GREAT middleweights.
                    I know this, which is why, despite his 20 title defenses, I rate him below the other guys, at the #5 spot. Others at MW have better wins as well, such as someone like Fullmer, but in a head to head sense, and in a sense of how he dominated his era(weak as it was) he outranks those guys. As well as on consistency.

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                    • El Dominicano
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                      #60
                      SRR ownz Hagler very hard U.D. I see Hagler beating SRR 4 rounds stright cuz SRR probably wondering why the **** he won't go down. Then SRR starts boxing and fighting smart.

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