Who are some Retired Fighters who are HOF Bound?

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    #11
    Originally posted by Scott9945
    You would really put a guy in the HOF who lost twice to Ivan Robinson?
    If that's the criteria, let's put in Angel Manfredy... he was pretty good

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    • Texanballer
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      #12
      I was thinking, Lloyd Honeyghan, Donald Curry, Nigel Benn, Chris Eubank, Ottke. Mike Tyson as well is a must.

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      • Don Corleone
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        #13
        His fights were great and always exciting to watch, everytime he got into the ring you can tell he was gonna put a show so he deserves more resspect then people give him, there have been better fighters but their fights weren't that great compared to Gatti

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          #14
          Seeing as Manfredy beat Gatti and Robinson both, he should be in then.

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            #15
            Originally posted by Sugar-Mosley123
            His fights were great and always exciting to watch, everytime he got into the ring you can tell he was gonna put a show so he deserves more resspect then people give him, there have been better fighters but their fights weren't that great compared to Gatti

            That's where we disagree. IMO the HOF should be for great fighters, not guys who were in great fights. Danny "Little Red" Lopez qualifies on both counts yet he is snubbed every year. Try comparing his record to Gatti's.

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            • Don Corleone
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              #16
              The reason I say Gatti is because he was just a great performer, and would you rather put someone who was boring and never put a show but had many wins or somenoe who always put on a show and for the fans and had a decent amount of wins? More people remember the person who always had a great heart and was always exciting to watch

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                #17
                Scott gettin historical and he's right.

                That dude was watching fights at the Auditorium OR was it the Olympic in the 50's man.

                LOL.

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                  #18
                  Originally posted by jreckoning
                  Scott gettin historical and he's right.

                  That dude was watching fights at the Auditorium OR was it the Olympic in the 50's man.

                  LOL.

                  Not quite that far back, lol, but I was going to great fights at the Olympic Auditorium in the 1970's.

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                    #19
                    Yeah, you probably saw Zaragoza-Zarate I bet.

                    That wasn't too long ago. That was in LA.

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                      #20
                      Originally posted by texanballer
                      I was thinking, Lloyd Honeyghan, Donald Curry, Nigel Benn, Chris Eubank, Ottke. Mike Tyson as well is a must.
                      you really think sven ottke should be in the hall of fame?

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