lmao need a quick laugh?

[!! Mr. Soprano]

Moorer retired last month

Thank you :-)

[IwatchBoxing]

I agree 100%

http://www.boxingscene.com/forums/sh...990#post665990 , one things for sure, all the #1's deserve a top ten ranking atleast.

[!! Mr. Soprano]

If Ruiz is not in the top two all time then it would be an absolute robbery. Although, Ali might still have the top spot.

For your own sake, I hope you're being sarcastic

[The_One77]

why is joe louis is so low, 11th....
that's bull****!

[webspyder]

No Tyson, No Holyfield??

[Johnny_Rocket]

Wow this list blows! Buster Douglas at 14! Gimme a break.

[Tha Greatest]

boxrec.com just now put up an all time ranking list u can look at when u go to the ratings tab heres there top 50 in order


Muhammad Ali 2,161 1960 - 1981 56-5-0

2 Rocky Marciano 2,148 1947 - 1955 49-0-0

3 Sonny Liston 2,102 1953 - 1970 50-4-0

4 Floyd Patterson 2,043 1952 - 1972 55-8-1

5 Joe Frazier 2,037 1965 - 1981 32-4-1

6 George Foreman 2,036 1969 - 1997 76-5-0

7 Ingemar Johansson 2,025 1952 - 1963 26-2-0

8 Ezzard Charles 1,993 1940 - 1959 97-25-1

9 Lennox Lewis 1,968 1989 - 2003 41-2-1

10 Jimmy Bivins 1,964 1940 - 1955 86-25-1

11 Joe Louis 1,959 1934 - 1951 68-3-0

12 Larry Holmes 1,953 1973 - 2002 69-6-0

13 Jersey Joe Walcott 1,948 1930 - 1953 51-18-2

14 James (Buster) Douglas 1,932 1981 - 1999 38-6-1

15 Gene Tunney 1,921 1915 - 1928 72-2-1

16 Max Baer 1,917 1929 - 1941 71-13-0

17 Jack Sharkey 1,914 1924 - 1936 37-14-3

18 Al McCoy 1,901 1928 - 1942 114-32-20

19 Max Schmeling 1,900 1924 - 1948 56-10-4

20 Michael Moorer 1,900 1988 - 2004 47-4-1

21 Ken Norton 1,888 1967 - 1981 42-7-1

22 Primo Carnera 1,880 1928 - 1946 88-15-0

23 Ed (Gunboat) Smith 1,876 1909 - 1921 73-43-13

24 Niņo Valdes 1,863 1941 - 1959 48-19-2

25 Billy Miske 1,862 1913 - 1923 69-14-13

26 Harry Wills 1,859 1911 - 1932 77-9-3

27 Lee Q Murray 1,854 1939 - 1952 60-17-3

28 Sam Langford 1,847 1902 - 1926 197-46-44

29 Rex Layne 1,845 1949 - 1956 50-17-3

30 Leonard Morrow 1,845 1946 - 1954 27-8-1

31 Stanley Poreda 1,844 1929 - 1935 24-10-0

32 Young Stribling 1,843 1921 - 1933 239-14-14

33 Johnny Risko 1,839 1923 - 1940 78-50-8

34 Elmer (Violent) Ray 1,835 1926 - 1949 86-13-1

35 Ernie Schaaf 1,826 1927 - 1933 57-15-2

36 Henry Cooper 1,825 1954 - 1971 40-14-1

37 Tony Galento 1,825 1928 - 1944 76-26-5

38 John Tate 1,824 1977 - 1988 34-3-0

39 Zora Folley 1,809 1953 - 1970 79-11-6

40 Tommy Morrison 1,809 1988 - 1996 46-3-1

41 Tommy (Hurricane) Jackson 1,808 1952 - 1960 34-9-1

42 George Godfrey 1,806 1919 - 1937 98-20-2

43 Jerry Quarry 1,806 1965 - 1992 53-9-4

44 Lee Oma 1,798 1939 - 1951 65-28-3

45 King Levinsky 1,794 1929 - 1939 60-32-5

46 Art Lasky 1,790 1930 - 1939 41-9-5

47 Ray Mercer 1,789 1989 - 2004 33-5-1

48 Jimmy Young 1,789 1969 - 1988 34-19-2

49 Joe Bugner 1,788 1967 - 1999 69-13-1

50 Leroy Haynes 1,787 1930 - 1941 42-22-3


also do not i repeat do not go to there welterweight all time list i repeat do not

That is discgraceful man

I think we should just rely on their records and leave the rankings to the ring magazine lol

Karma for you man

[Tha Greatest]

http://www.boxingscene.com/forums/sh...990#post665990 , one things for sure, all the #1's deserve a top ten ranking atleast.

That was the most discgraceful list

Trinidad #1 welterweight EVER?>

LOL!!!!!!

Robinson would ko him in less than 3