Which Fighter Had The Best Resume?

[Thread Stealer]

sugar ray robinson has some big names in his career lol, Its gota be top 3 if not nium,ber 1

I'm actually not sure if he makes the top three all-time in resume, to be honest.

[ben41193]

I'm actually not sure if he makes the top three all-time in resume, to be honest.

Realy? i mean no disrespect but who do u have top 3? and even if i am wrong he has to be top 5

[Thread Stealer]

Realy? i mean no disrespect but who do u have top 3? and even if i am wrong he has to be top 5

I don't know if I'd put his resume over guys like

Harry Greb
Archie Moore
Muhammad Ali
Ezzard Charles
Maxie Rosenbloom

You can make arguments for them.

Sam Langford doesn't have the list of champs on his resume (he was shut out of the title picture) but he was facing the top guys again and again and again and again.

[Ray Ray]

Antonio Margorito. The most feared man in boxing has the best resume ever.

NO ONE COMES CLOSE! They cant even hold his jock strap.

[Rane-Ex54]

how can sugar ray leonard have a great resume when he didn't fight very long and duck pryor???

Sorry I guess im justa hater

[oldgringo]

Gotta give a shout out to Fritzie Zivic:

Lou Ambers
Billy Conn
Sammy Angott
Charley Burley
Henry Armstrong
Lew Jenkins
Ray Rob
LaMotta

among others....

[-Antonio-]

well he was ON the show.. but im not sure if he was counted as one.. i think he was though... yeah u got a lot of them.... but seriously henry armstrong... 3 weight class titles all at the same timee?! thats CRAZY! and then i guess he moved up to middleweight.. which bert sugar said he DID WIN the fight.. but they gave it a draw... amazing

And he wasnt a boxer either, he was a brawler.

Perpetual motion they called it. He just kept his head down and threw combinations, Juan Diaz does a great imitation of Hank Armstrong.

[pbf456]

This is a great question to spark a conversation and make you really think about the history of boxing and all of its great fighters, but the fact of the matter is there is no absolute right answer. It is just too hard to compare fighters of different eras.

[Thread Stealer]

Ezzard Charles's opposition, and his record against them:

Archie Moore (HOFer, top 20 fighter all-time): 3-0
Rocky Marciano (HOFer, top 10 HW all-time): 0-2
Joe Louis (HOFer, top 2 HW all-time): 1-0
Harry Kid Matthews: 0-1
Bob Satterfield: 1-0
Jersey Joe Walcott (HOFer, top 20 HW all-time): 2-2
Jimmy Bivins (HOFer, arguably top 10 LHW all-time): 4-1
Elmer Ray: 1-1
Rex Layne: 2-0
Harold Johnson (HOFer, top 10 LHW all-time): 0-1
Joey Maxim (HOFer, top 20 LHW all-time): 5-0
Jose Basora: 1-0
Lloyd Marshall: 2-1
Charley Burley (HOFer, The Ring's #39 of the last 80 yrs): 2-0

[Thread Stealer]

did you guys know henry armstrong held the flyweight, lightweight, and welterweight title.. AT THE SAME TIME

Just to make a correction, it was featherweight, lightweight, and welterweight at the same time.