80 greatest fighters of the last 80 years

[number6]

Louis, Walcott, Moore among others...

Louis was well past his best by then and walcott beat him
twice.

[cple]

So that makes charles above tyson,lewis,holmes,
holyfeild and foreman.He must have beat some world class
fighters at the top of their game to be so high up.

I never stated that Charles was my top 10 heavywieghts of all-time. As a heavyweight, those fighters you've names have Charles. They were greater heavyweights. But overall, they're nothing compared to Ezzard.

Charles was not only a top 15 heavyweight of all-time, but he's almost unanimously regarded as the greatest lt. heavyweight of all-time. His list of opponents is simply sick: Charlie Burley, Joey Maxim, Jimmy Bivins, Lloyd Marshall, and, of course, a prime Archie Moore 3x (the last one by knockout). Then he moves up to heavyweight and beats some damn good competition as well. When Jones went up to heavyweight, people were already labeling him the greatest of all-time. Big whoop, it was once against Ruiz. Charles also started around 160, yet he fought consistently better opposition on the way up.

Charles is around #10 all-time, on my list.

[hodgepodge]

chavez should be 1 or 2.. crappy rankings

[The Troll]

In 2004 The Ring Magazine published a list of the 80 best fighters of the last 80 Years, as chosen by its writers:

1-Sugar Ray Robinson
2-Henry Armstrong
3-Muhammad Ali
4-Joe Louis
5-Roberto Duran
6-Willie Pep
7-Harry Greb
8-Benny Leonard
9-Sugar Ray Leonard
10-Pernell Whitaker
11-Carlos Monzon
12-Rocky Marciano
13-Ezzard Charles
14-Archie Moore
15-Sandy Saddler
16-Roy Jones Jr
17-Jack Dempsey
18-Marvin Hagler
19-Julio Cesar Chavez
20-Eder Jofre
21-Alexis Arguello
22-Barney Ross
23-Evander Holyfield
24-Ike Williams
25-Salvador Sanchez
26-George Foreman
27-Kid Gavilian
28-Larry Holmes
29-Mickey Walker
30-Ruben Olivares
31-Gene Tunney
32-**** Tiger
33-Fighting Harada
34-Emile Griffith
35-Tony Canzoneri
36-Aaron Pryor
37-Pascual Perez
38-Miguel Canto
39-Manuel Ortiz
40-Charley Burley
41-Carmen Basilio
42-Michael Spinks
43-Joe Frazier
44-Khaosai Galaxy
45-Tiger Flowers
46-Panama Al Brown
47-Kid Chocolate
48-Joe Brown
49-Tommy Loughran
50-Bernard Hopkins
51-Felix Trinidad
52-Jake LaMotta
53-Lennox Lewis
54-Wilfredo Gomez
55-Bob Foster
56-Jose Napoles
57-Billy Conn
58-Jimmy McLarnin
59-Pancho Villa
60-Carlos Ortiz
61-Bob Montgomery
62-Freddie Miller
63-Benny Lynch
64-Beau Jack
65-Azumah Nelson
66-Eusebio Pedroza
67-Thomas Hearns
68-Wilfred Benitez
69-Antonio Cervantes
70-Ricardo Lopez
71-Sonny Liston
72-Mike Tyson
73-Vicente Saldivar
74-Gene Fullmer
75-Oscar De La Hoya
76-Carlos Zarate
77-Marcel Cerdan
78-Flash Elorde
79-Mike McCallum
80-Harold Johnson

what utter nonsense.

[Komandos]

Joe Lous
Mohammad Ali
Rocky Marciano

[+= El Jefe=+]

In 2004 The Ring Magazine published a list of the 80 best fighters of the last 80 Years, as chosen by its writers:

1-Sugar Ray Robinson
2-Henry Armstrong lower
3-Muhammad Ali higher
4-Joe Louis
5-Roberto Duran
6-Willie Pep
7-Harry Greb
8-Benny Leonard
9-Sugar Ray Leonard
10-Pernell Whitaker
11-Carlos Monzon
12-Rocky Marciano higher
13-Ezzard Charles
14-Archie Moore
15-Sandy Saddler
16-Roy Jones Jr
17-Jack Dempsey
18-Marvin Hagler
19-Julio Cesar Chavez higher
20-Eder Jofre
21-Alexis Arguello
22-Barney Ross
23-Evander Holyfield
24-Ike Williams
25-Salvador Sanchez
26-George Foreman
27-Kid Gavilian
28-Larry Holmes
29-Mickey Walker
30-Ruben Olivares
31-Gene Tunney
32-**** Tiger
33-Fighting Harada
34-Emile Griffith
35-Tony Canzoneri
36-Aaron Pryor
37-Pascual Perez
38-Miguel Canto
39-Manuel Ortiz
40-Charley Burley
41-Carmen Basilio
42-Michael Spinks
43-Joe Frazier up
44-Khaosai Galaxy
45-Tiger Flowers
46-Panama Al Brown
47-Kid Chocolate
48-Joe Brown
49-Tommy Loughran
50-Bernard Hopkins
51-Felix Trinidad
52-Jake LaMotta
53-Lennox Lewis
54-Wilfredo Gomez
55-Bob Foster
56-Jose Napoles
57-Billy Conn
58-Jimmy McLarnin
59-Pancho Villa
60-Carlos Ortiz
61-Bob Montgomery
62-Freddie Miller
63-Benny Lynch
64-Beau Jack
65-Azumah Nelson
66-Eusebio Pedroza
67-Thomas Hearns up
68-Wilfred Benitez
69-Antonio Cervantes
70-Ricardo Lopez
71-Sonny Liston
72-Mike Tyson this 3 go way way up
73-Vicente Saldivar
74-Gene Fullmer
75-Oscar De La Hoya
76-Carlos Zarate
77-Marcel Cerdan
78-Flash Elorde
79-Mike McCallum
80-Harold Johnson

this list is ****

[Run]

this list is ****

Look at #10. LOL. Dude I still cant get over that. My god. Sweet Pea is lucky to be on the top 20. he's barely a top 50 IMO if generous. Maybe 100.



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[+= El Jefe=+]

Look at #10. LOL. Dude I still cant get over that. My god. Sweet Pea is lucky to be on the top 20. he's barely a top 50 IMO if generous. Maybe 100.

dude if thats what the writter's from
ring say
damn i should be a writter
cause this list blows more than
Monica Lewinsky

[jack_the_rippuh]

An argument can be made for Pernell Whitaker, I mean at his prime division he was not only unbeatable, he was unhittable.

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An argument can be made for Pernell Whitaker, I mean at his prime division he was not only unbeatable, he was unhittable.

Right. But I think he was overrated as hell dude. Extremely. Yes he had a good defense, but he lacked defining wins in the ring. Azumah Nelson and Wilfredo Rivera were the only two decent fighters he beat legitimately. Buddy McGirt was a nobody. JCC was robbed in their fight.

I also think JCC was twice the fighter he ever was. That list seems to think otherwise. I also think he recieved so many gift decisions, it was hurtful to his career. People may see differently, I just could not stand him as a fighter.



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