Ray Robinson, no question.
He fought EVERYBODY. In Ali's days, it was easier for fighters to have media exposure, so a lot of Ali's opponents were well known by the public. Ray Robinson's opposition is inderrated due to this fact. Fighting from 134 lbs all the way up to dominating the middleweight division is quite a feat. Robinson even fought multiple times a month and was still extremely consistant for how much work he put in. Ali's great, but half of his known opponents wouldn't have been known if it weren't for Ali's hype for fights, which in turn makes his opponents seem like they are better than they are. Just like the person earlier who listed Ali's resume, he threw Chuck Wepner in there as if he was a credible opponent, along with Leon Spinks, hahah.
He fought EVERYBODY. In Ali's days, it was easier for fighters to have media exposure, so a lot of Ali's opponents were well known by the public. Ray Robinson's opposition is inderrated due to this fact. Fighting from 134 lbs all the way up to dominating the middleweight division is quite a feat. Robinson even fought multiple times a month and was still extremely consistant for how much work he put in. Ali's great, but half of his known opponents wouldn't have been known if it weren't for Ali's hype for fights, which in turn makes his opponents seem like they are better than they are. Just like the person earlier who listed Ali's resume, he threw Chuck Wepner in there as if he was a credible opponent, along with Leon Spinks, hahah.
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