Fighters who were never ginen there chance to show there true greatness

[JAB5239]

Who you got if you had to pick one

Sanchez. He is thought of as great as it is. Imkagine how much better he may have been had he lived.

[warp1432]

I'm going with Harry Willis, but he isn't on that poll. Langford and Burley come up second, but atleast Burley has wins over Archie Moore and Fritive Zivic. Langford pretty much proved it by beating everyone except the heavyweight champion, who he never got a shot at.

[King Koopa]

Not that we never saw greatness but...Muhammad Ali, we never got to see what he could've done those 2 years

[Sox8055]

Sanchez, just would be amazing to see him square off against JCC if they both met at a same weight.....

[JAB5239]

Sanchez, just would be amazing to see him square off against JCC if they both met at a same weight.....

IF, Sanchez had lived a full life he may have very well been considered the greatest Mexican fighter ever. It would have been great to get that JCC-Sanchez fight. Might have been a passing of the torch fight between to greats.

[Dambala]

Salvador Sanchez who died at 23, we'll never know if to that point he was on his peak. He turn pro when he was like 15. Also Burley should be considered.

[Miburo]

Sanchez already has ATG status despite his career being cut short. Certainly he would have been even greater, but I don't think it's fair to compare him to the other names listed, who lack a great deal of recognition.

[Froch You]

Sanchez

[Silencers]

Mike McCallum, Charley Burley.

[Scott9945]

Pryor not even in the poll, wtf?

He was on national TV at least a half dozen times in world title fights and headlined two major PPV's. That's a lot better chance than Burley ever got.