Can guys with 25 losses or more be top 25 ATG's
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You must be thinking of Bernards resume. Glen Johnson KTFO Roy. or maybe you're just listing his opponents? well if you include Johnson it might have a negative impact on the list
I won't put it 1-10 cuz some might debate it...
James Toney
Bernard Hopkins
Mike McCallum
Virgil Hill
Antonio Tarver
John Ruiz
Glen Johnson
Clinton Woods
Montell Griffin
Vinny Pazienza or Felix Trinidad(well washed up Trinidad)
It may be close...both had higher weight supremacy....Roy went from 160 to heavyweight
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If memory serves, Chacon, Limon and Boza-edwards were just a notch below Arguello but took turns being in some of the best fights of the 80's. I know Chacon and Limon fought at least 4 times in some epic battles, and Boza-Edwards was mixed in their some how too. I'd have to look it up to be more accurate.Comment
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If memory serves, Chacon, Limon and Boza-edwards were just a notch below Arguello but took turns being in some of the best fights of the 80's. I know Chacon and Limon fought at least 4 times in
some epic battles, and Boza-Edwards was mixed in their some how too. I'd have to look it up to be more accurate.
You can include Rolando Navarette as one of the victim of Arguello. Navarette Kayoed Boza Edwards to win the Jr. Lightweight Championship which he lost to Limon on his 2nd defense.Comment
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I was noticing Naverette while digging through other names. Can't say Im very familiar with him, but I can say that 130 was a stacked division in the late 70's early 80's.Comment
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Former light heavyweight champion and ATG Maxie Rosenbloom. 222wins 22 losses. But the real kicker is that only 19 of those wins are by KOComment
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