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  • Larry the boss
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    #11
    Originally posted by inexperiencedfan0907

    nope, that's my reddi account. i posted this on multiple sites.
    so then why is the list different?? floyd is far above Manny on the reddit list..yet manny is above him here and Canelo is nowhere to be found on the list from Reddit
    Last edited by Larry the boss; 11-02-2021, 03:57 PM.

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    • inexperiencedfan0907
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      #12
      Originally posted by LarryX....
      so you copy and pasted a list and just threw in manny,floyd and canelo?
      once again, the one on reddit was my first draft on my reddit account. i posted this on multiple sites so i could get a wider variety of feedback. this is just the version i posted here. it took me a lot of time to make this, please don't accuse me of stealing.

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      • Larry the boss
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        #13
        Originally posted by inexperiencedfan0907

        once again, the one on reddit was my first draft on my reddit account. i posted this on multiple sites so i could get a wider variety of feedback. this is just the version i posted here. it took me a lot of time to make this, please don't accuse me of stealing.
        so what was the criteria that you used..because honestly I have seen this same list 100 times..you literally copied the list and added in 3 names..ill show you this same list from years ago

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        • Rockybigblower
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          #14
          Why don't people mention fighters like Young Griffo...who had over 200 fights...68 of them draws. Or Dave Sands and Les Darcy. Is it because they aren't American or European?

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            #15
            Originally posted by inexperiencedfan0907
            hello everyone! i am a 14-year old fan who is just getting into boxing. i've done a decent amount of research into it, and i've compiled my opinion list of the top 50 boxers ever, ranked. please note that a lot of this is probably not going to be very good or accurate, since i'm kinda new to this. every single boxer on my list fought before i was born lol.

            anyways, without further ado:

            Oliver's Terribly Inaccurate Top 50:
            1. Sugar Ray Robinson
            2. Muhammad Ali
            3. Joe Gans
            4. Willie Pep
            5. Benny Leonard
            6. Joe Louis
            7. Henry Armstrong
            8. Roberto Duran
            9. Ezzard Charles
            10. Rocky Marciano
            11. Lennox Lewis
            12. Manny Pacquiao
            13. Sam Langford
            14. Carlos Monzon
            15. Sugar Ray Leonard
            16. Harry Greb
            17. Floyd Mayweather Jr.
            18. Evander Holyfield
            19. Jimmy Wilde
            20. Gene Tunney
            21. Jack Dempsey
            22. Archie Moore
            23. Jack Johnson
            24. Joe Frazier
            25. George Foreman
            26. Marvelous Marvin Hagler
            27. Julio Cesar Chavez Sr.
            28. Sandy Saddler
            29. Thomas Hearns
            30. Oscar De La Hoya
            31. Sonny Liston
            32. Floyd Patterson
            33. Joe Calzaghe
            34. Larry Holmes
            35. Jersey Joe Walcott
            36. Pernell Whitaker
            37. Mickey Walker
            38. Stanley Ketchel
            39. Roy Jones Jr.
            40. Emile Griffith
            41. Eder Jofre
            42. Bernard Hopkins
            43. Jimmy McLarnin
            44. **** Tiger
            45. Marcel Cerdan
            46. Tony Canzoneri
            47. Salvador Sanchez
            48. Canelo Alvarez
            49. Jake LaMotta
            50. Barney Ross

            it definitely needs much work, so i am open to and encourage suggestions and constructive criticism from you all. i tried my best, so i hope you like it. happy boxing to all!
            There's a lot of things wrong with that list but the most crucial thing wrong that I noticed was
            Joe Calzaghe and above Roy Jones and hopkins aswell

            The guy beat a prime kessler and a completely over hyped Jeff lacy...whoever else he fought was way past their prime or a complete tomato can

            And Rock Marciano is way too high he was very similar around when competition was mediocre ...but hey at least he didn't duck anybody

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            • RJJ-94-02=GOAT
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              #16
              Originally posted by inexperiencedfan0907
              hello everyone! i am a 14-year old fan who is just getting into boxing. i've done a decent amount of research into it, and i've compiled my opinion list of the top 50 boxers ever, ranked. please note that a lot of this is probably not going to be very good or accurate, since i'm kinda new to this. every single boxer on my list fought before i was born lol.

              anyways, without further ado:

              Oliver's Terribly Inaccurate Top 50:
              1. Sugar Ray Robinson
              2. Muhammad Ali
              3. Joe Gans
              4. Willie Pep
              5. Benny Leonard
              6. Joe Louis
              7. Henry Armstrong
              8. Roberto Duran
              9. Ezzard Charles
              10. Rocky Marciano
              11. Lennox Lewis
              12. Manny Pacquiao
              13. Sam Langford
              14. Carlos Monzon
              15. Sugar Ray Leonard
              16. Harry Greb
              17. Floyd Mayweather Jr.
              18. Evander Holyfield
              19. Jimmy Wilde
              20. Gene Tunney
              21. Jack Dempsey
              22. Archie Moore
              23. Jack Johnson
              24. Joe Frazier
              25. George Foreman
              26. Marvelous Marvin Hagler
              27. Julio Cesar Chavez Sr.
              28. Sandy Saddler
              29. Thomas Hearns
              30. Oscar De La Hoya
              31. Sonny Liston
              32. Floyd Patterson
              33. Joe Calzaghe
              34. Larry Holmes
              35. Jersey Joe Walcott
              36. Pernell Whitaker
              37. Mickey Walker
              38. Stanley Ketchel
              39. Roy Jones Jr.
              40. Emile Griffith
              41. Eder Jofre
              42. Bernard Hopkins
              43. Jimmy McLarnin
              44. **** Tiger
              45. Marcel Cerdan
              46. Tony Canzoneri
              47. Salvador Sanchez
              48. Canelo Alvarez
              49. Jake LaMotta
              50. Barney Ross

              it definitely needs much work, so i am open to and encourage suggestions and constructive criticism from you all. i tried my best, so i hope you like it. happy boxing to all!
              Not a bad list at all mate. It’s obviously subjective so nobody is going to completely agree on a top 50, 10, 5 etc but I think most non-biased fans would agree that this is a fair list.

              The longer you follow the sport, the more you’ll learn, I was naive as hell when I first started following boxing as a kid. The main thing about researching boxing is finding the accurate sources, the vast majority of the media have their own biases, vested interests and agendas.

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              • RJJ-94-02=GOAT
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                #17
                Originally posted by Stuntman Mike

                There's a lot of things wrong with that list but the most crucial thing wrong that I noticed was
                Joe Calzaghe and above Roy Jones and hopkins aswell

                The guy beat a prime kessler and a completely over hyped Jeff lacy...whoever else he fought was way past their prime or a complete tomato can

                And Rock Marciano is way too high he was very similar around when competition was mediocre ...but hey at least he didn't duck anybody
                I do agree. Calzaghe is the one name that stood out to me, he definitely isn’t a top 50 fighter IMO.

                I often defend Joe on here, his resume is a lot better than people give him credit for but we’re talking about the best of the best of the best here and Joe simply isn’t in that conversation.

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                • M312
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                  #18
                  Well done mate.

                  I remember being 14 and coming up with lists like this... A lot less worries and much more time in life lol.

                  I think it's a really good, balanced list on a quick scan.

                  Don't grow up to be a d*ck like some of the people on here. Their just keyboard warriors with no life. Ignore them.

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                  • YoungManRumble
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                    #19
                    If there's one thing that boxing needs is more lists

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                    • M312
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                      #20
                      Originally posted by LarryX....

                      so what was the criteria that you used..because honestly I have seen this same list 100 times..you literally copied the list and added in 3 names..ill show you this same list from years ago
                      Get a life dude. The guys trying to learn the sport and is 14 years old. What's wrong with you?

                      Bet you're an absolute loser in real life.

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