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  • Ray*
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    #21
    Originally posted by 2501
    ricky hatton. if you can call it a legacy.


    I dont know how anyone could forget about Hatton, He milk that one win to NO end.

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    • Ryn0
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      #22
      Originally posted by mikedb1984
      naah b-hop aint even on this list. Tito at the time was a true 154 lb fighter and really good at that class. B-hop actually came in the smaller man and beat tito. Also b-hop has several good wins throughout his career over guys like winky wright and others.
      B hop was NOT the smaller man they fought at 160 not 154.

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      • goodkingbudpuffer
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        #23
        I think Mayorga would be my pick, beat a very good fighter b/c vernon got ******, the rematch thats touchy, but he made his bones off the forrest victories only to lose his WW title to Spinks,(who is ****in terrible to watch) dude couldn't punch his way out a wet paper bag. case could be made for Rahman, but i disagree with Hopkins being mentioned in this thread at all, he beat keith holmes to set up the Unification w/Tito and everyone knows King was banking on Tito winning so they could pack on 15 lbs. and try to take on Jones when he was King P4P, numero Uno. Mayorga easily in my humble opinion, I'll also agree with Ricky Hatton, after "Zoo" who really has he beaten, got a gift against Collazo, Hammered by Floyd Jr., was rocked by lazcano, and he's going to be fighting Paulie, wtf?
        Last edited by goodkingbudpuffer; 07-11-2008, 05:26 PM.

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        • GTL
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          #24
          Nah, Vernon is an excellent boxer in his prime..

          He was in the Olympics man..

          Zab Judah over Spinks.. I mean, he was good but he lost every other big fight he had..

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            #25
            Originally posted by Jim Jeffries
            Max Schmeling. The guy is in the HOF based almost purely off of his KO of a young, undefeated Joe Louis, even though Louis demolished him in the rematch. Schmeling did also have a win over an old Jack Sharkey, but he was beaten in the rematch and then KOd by Max Baer.
            You are seriously underestimating Schmeling's resume.He also had vwins over Paulino Uzcudan, Steve ***** Young Stribling and Johnny Risco, who were all top contenders in Shmeling era. He also hols a knock out win over one of the greatest p4p fighters ever in Mickey Walker.
            I agree his legacy is based mostly off the Louis win, but he is well deserving of the hall of fame if you look at his record a little more closely.

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            • oldgringo
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              #26
              Terry Norris built a hall of fame career off beating shot fighters and smaller, overmatched opponents. Leonard, Taylor, Curry, Mugabi......

              Outside of those guys the only solid wins he had were Norris in their second fight, Castro and Daniels I guess.

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                #27
                Barry Mcguigan

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                  #28
                  Originally posted by Ryno113
                  B hop was NOT the smaller man they fought at 160 not 154.
                  http://www.boxrec.com/list_bouts.php...1414&cat=boxer

                  b-hop came in weighing 157....trinidad came in at 158 1/2 lbs. Trinidad only fought 4 lbs higher than his natural weight class at the time. So yes trinidad was the bigger man in the fight.

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                  • reptar
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                    #29
                    funny how 2 of the peeps have said Hatton hace Cotto in their profile Picture yet who the **** has cotto ever beat?

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                      #30
                      Originally posted by reptar
                      funny how 2 of the peeps have said Hatton hace Cotto in their profile Picture yet who the **** has cotto ever beat?

                      An old Mosley lololololol

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