Best fighter from each 50 states in 50 days

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(I'll update this daily).

50 Fighters, 50 States, 50 Days.

If you're a fan of the sweet science, then you like lists. There's no denying it, no helping it. It's in your DNA. With that in mind, Michael Rosenthal lists the best boxer from each state for the next 50 days. First up: Texas' Jack Johnson. ESPN

Day 1: Texas: Jack Johnson
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Day 2-

Georgia- Real Deal Holyfield

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lol, are we supposed to wait and actually post only ONE daily?

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lol, are we supposed to wait and actually post only ONE daily?

I'm going to update the first post daily as they come out, however I was hoping this thread has lots of discussion, so continue on!

Montana: Tye '****in' Fields

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Maine: Joey Gamache

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Rhode Island: Vinny Pazienza

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Florida: Roy Jones Jr

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I think a lot of the fighters of the past are overrated on BS. I say this because a lot of their fights werent taped and I dont think many of us here are about 150 years old.

Just my thoughts, I'm not trying to discredit anyone.

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Iowa: Michael Nunn

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I think a lot of the fighters of the past are overrated on BS. I say this because a lot of their fights werent taped and I dont think many of us here are about 150 years old.

Just my thoughts, I'm not trying to discredit anyone.

I haven't heard anyone here talking about great fighters from the 1870s.