Which welterweight would beat everybody on this list?

[El Dominicano]

I have to say Hearns, Hearns proved that he could beat SRL if he would have just continued to outbox him

Hearns would beat everyone on that list

[2501]

Now I know how it feels like when doves cry.

[The Gambler1981]

I am going with Sugar Ray Leonard. Although in 12 round fights Hearns is a pretty good option.

[El Dominicano]

I am going with Sugar Ray Leonard. Although in 12 round fights Hearns is a pretty good option.

Hearns is to blame for losing that fight, he messed up

[The Gambler1981]

Hearns is to blame for losing that fight, he messed up

Hearns to me is the classic Manny Steward fighter. Manny loathes inside fighting, that was the whole flaw to Hearns game in that fight. You need to be able to go through hell to get inside though, only a fighter like Ray Leonard could hope to do something like that. If that fight was 12 rounds though Hearns would have won.

Hearns is a killer at welter though long live The Motor City Cobra!

[JmH Reborn]

I probably will get spewed on the most, but I think classic/prime DLH can battle and win with all these guys...even the legends.

Let me see a few more fights with Cotto and we'll see. I think he has what it takes as well...lets see how he puts it all together in the upcoming years.

Although Mayweather is gifted for sure. Probably the most gifted in this list, we've never seen him take that true test, or pushed to the limits. I've never seen his heart/mettle tested thus don't think he can **** with some listed when taken to deep waters.

[billionaire]

prime sweet ray leonard got beat by a 135 pounder......if you give sweet ray leonard credit for winning the rematch then you must also admit that hearns stones him to death......

[jcarr71]

You guys crazy? There isn't a man on the history of the planet in that weight range who could run that gauntlet. They'd all lose to someone else on the list.

[AztecWanker]

As much as I dislike him, my vote goes for Sugar Ray Leonard. Although I would say Hearns is a close second. People say crappy chin this crappy chin that, but the fact of the matter is that he only lost twice in his prime: To Leonard, a boxer much faster than him and to Hagler, a boxer much stronger than him. He beat everybody else in his prime.

[The Gambler1981]

You guys crazy? There isn't a man on the history of the planet in that weight range who could run that gauntlet. They'd all lose to someone else on the list.

That would be a pretty tough challenge you are correct. That is a vast array of styles up there, someone is bound to give you loads of problems.

I was picking based on who I thought was most liekly to do it, because in boxing all kinds of crazy **** can happean.