Your Greatest Of All Time Boxer?

[BG_Knocc_Out]

To close, in terms of lasting impact, I'd say Ali.

Not just based on that, but I'd go with Ali, but it's very close.

[gazzboy561]

I would have to say aaron "the hawk" pryor he's the greatest 140lb of all time and he was biggest badass in boxing and with a record of 39-1 with 35 knockouts beat one of the greatest punchers of all time(alexis arguello) by knockout twice you can't really debate about how great this guy was ....god he's so underrated

[EuroBoxing39]

Ray Robinson... 95-0 during the streak between LaMotta I and Turpin I.

Can't be touched.

pretty solid- virtually unbeatable

kinda like wlad klitschko now- untouchable

[sugarshanenas]

i have to go with robinson but greb is like damn to

[Thread Stealer]

I would have to say aaron "the hawk" pryor he's the greatest 140lb of all time and he was biggest badass in boxing and with a record of 39-1 with 35 knockouts beat one of the greatest punchers of all time(alexis arguello) by knockout twice you can't really debate about how great this guy was ....god he's so underrated

He's not underrated. He's considered by most as the greatest, or one of the greatest, 140 lb. fighters ever. He was ranked very high (too high) on The Ring's top 80 list of the last 80 years. That's plenty of credit and a high "rating".

If anything, he's overrated on message boards by people who watch too much Legendary Nights.

[THE REED]

whats up TS

[Thread Stealer]

I'd also go with Walker Smith, but I don't agree with those that say he's "far ahead" of everyone else.

You can make a case for Henry Armstrong, or maybe Sam Langford.

whats up TS

Hey, whats up.

[Horus]

• Greatest Of All time w/ Accomplishment: Sugar Ray Robinson
• Greatest Of All time w/ Impact to the sport: Ali
• Greatest Of All time w/ Ability and Technical Boxing Skill: Floyd
• Greatest Of All time w/ Heart and Chin: Julio Ceaser Chavez
• Greatest Of All time w/ Knock Outs:Archie Moore
• Greatest Of All time w/ underated: Harry Greb
• Greb defeated 5 world middleweight champions, 7 world light-heavyweight champions, and one world heavyweight champion. Although never much more than a middleweight

But Overall

1. Sugar Ray Robinson

Sugar Ray is considered by the majority of boxing historians as the greatest fighter of all time. He started his career at lightweight but could knock out middleweights with one punch from either hand. Robinson was completely dominant at welterweight. His peak record was 128-1-2. He had a 91 bout winning streak against first class competition. As a fighter he could do it all, he had speed, power, fluid boxing skills, and could take a tremendous punch. He was never physically knocked out in over 200 fights. Not only was the Sugarman the complete package but he was as close to perfection as it gets in boxing.

[S.G.]

Robinson of course

[hammerhiem]

I'd be surprised if 90% of this thread isn't SRR, or Ali

SRR is the greatest.

I didn't know until I read up he was 85(69)-0 as an amateur followed by 175(108)-19-8 as a pro.

For those saying floyd for skill, SRR was floyd but fighting 10 times a year for 20 years in a better era.