..The Best Resume In Boxing History...

[cotto16]

For me no one comes close to tito or duran

[Sealhound]

are you being serious?

Sorry no I wasn't. I forgot David Haye.

[sugarshanenas]

Probably Duran and Robinson

[Fox McCloud]

If you factor in the average quality of opponent... no one, and I mean NO ONE comes close to this guy:

http://www.boxrec.com/list_bouts.php...9469&cat=boxer

Every single opponent this guy fought was an absolute all time great. Incredible.

[T-97]

Sorry no I wasn't. I forgot David Haye.

Damn right you forgot Haye! Pull ya socks up laddie!

[bomber91]

zab judah......he fought floyd mayweather and miguel cotto that pretty much speaks for it self

[The Hammer]

"The Human Windmill" Harry Greb (260-21) had a great resume.

He fought everybody during his time. He was a natural middleweight, but fought light heavyweights as well.

[THe TRiNiTY]

If you factor in the average quality of opponent... no one, and I mean NO ONE comes close to this guy:

http://www.boxrec.com/list_bouts.php...9469&cat=boxer

Every single opponent this guy fought was an absolute all time great. Incredible.

VERY, ******. Lol.

[Dynamite Kid]

[QUOTE=C-Drone;3622541]I was inspired by a thread about Felix Trinidad, who has a great resume in his own right, and it got me to thinking. Who do YOU think has the best resume in the history of boxing.

Incidentally, here is the resume of Felix Trinidad that inspired the thread. We'll call this a starting point, so to speak.

FELIX TRINIDAD

Roy Jones Jr 51-4-0
Ronald Wright 48-3-0
Ricardo Mayorga 27-4-1
Bernard Hopkins 39-2
William Joppy 32-1-1
Fernando Vargas 20-0-0
David Reid 14-0-0
Oscar De La Hoya 31-0-0
Pernell Whitaker 40-2-1
Luis Ramon Campas 56-0-0
Oba Carr 32-0-0
Hector Camacho 43-2-0

i cant understand why u named Winky ,Hopkins they beat him

[squealpiggy]

Carmen Basilio?