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  • Bhopreign
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    #41
    Originally posted by adrian16
    What is ATG?
    Alternating Time Generated.

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    • Spray_resistant
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      #42
      Originally posted by Bhopreign
      If you dont take skills into account I imagine you take who they beat into account and not the numerous no names JCC beat. Name JCC's good/great wins.
      Anyone can go to boxrec and judge the names for themselves. If you don't view many or any of hem as good I doubt I am going to be able to convince you.

      I know I have been nutthugging JC today with my thread about him and having watched several of his fights earlier but he beat the good fighters he beat them in impressive fashion. Take Camacho for instance, won every round against him and didn't just win but really beat him up in that fight.

      Sure he has alot of softies I will give you that but going 89-0 with like 75 stoppages and leaving the sport a 100+ fight vet at least trying to avenge all but one of his losses impresses me.

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      • adrian16
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        #43
        Originally posted by Bhopreign
        Alternating Time Generated.
        thanks

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        • RubenSonny
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          #44
          Originally posted by El C@cique@PR
          My Top 100 ATG's



          1. Sugar Ray Robinson
          2. Henry Armstrong
          3. Muhammad Ali
          4. Joe Louis
          5. Harry Greb
          6. Sugar Ray Leonard
          7. Wille Pep
          8. Roberto Duran
          9. Jack Dempsey
          10. Jack Johnson

          11. Mickey Walker
          12. Tony Canzoneri
          13. Gene Tunney
          14. Pernell Whitaker
          15. Joe Gans
          16. Sam Langford
          17. Julio Cesar Chavez
          18. Barney Ross
          19. Stanley Ketchel

          20. Jimmy Wilde
          21, Jimmy McLarnin
          22. Archie Moore
          23. Thomas Hearns
          24. Ezzard Charles
          25. Benny Leonard
          26. Manny Pacquiao
          27. Jake LaMotta
          28. Eder Jofre
          29. Emile Griffith

          30. Terry McGovern
          31. George Foreman
          32. Johnny Dundee
          33. Jose Napoles
          34. Pascual Perez
          35. Billy Conn
          36. Wilfredo Gomez
          37. Joe Frazier
          38. Tommy Loughran
          39. Sandy Saddler

          40. Marvin Hagler
          41. Joe Walcott (The original)
          42. Evander Holyfield
          43. George Dixon
          44. Maxie Rosenbloom
          45. Larry Holmes
          46. Ted "Kid" Lewis
          47. Kid Chocolate
          48. Floyd Mayweather
          49. Ruben Olivares

          50. Alexis Arguello
          51. Battling Nelson
          52. Beau Jack
          53. Ricardo Lopez
          54. John L. Sullivan
          55. Carlos Monzon
          56. Salvador Sanchez
          57. Carmen Basillio
          58. Pete Herman
          59. Wilfredo Benitez

          60. Ike Williams
          61. Kid Gavilan
          62. Jack Britton
          63. Eric Morales
          64. Pancho Villa
          65. Marco Antonio Barrera
          66. Bob Fitszimmons
          67. Bernard Hopkins
          68. Tiger Flowers
          69. James J.Corbett

          70. Tony Zale
          71. Roy Jones Jr.
          72. Georges Carpentier
          73, Felix Trinidad
          74. "Kid" McCoy
          75. Lennox Lewis
          76. Freddie Welsh
          77. Sonny Liston
          78. Panama Al Brown
          79. Eusebio Pedroza

          80. Peter Jackson
          81. **** Tiger
          82. Jack Dempsey (The Nonpareil)
          83. Miguel Canto
          84. James J. Jeffries
          85. Carlos Ortiz
          86. Bob Foster
          87. Oscar De La Hoya
          88. Aaron Pryor
          89. Philadelphia Jack O'Brien

          90. Juan Manuel Marquez
          91. Charley Burley
          92. Jersey Joe Walcott
          93. Joe Calzaghe
          94. Rocky Graziano
          95. Jimmy Barry
          96. Carlos Zarate
          97. Rocky Marciano
          98. Manuel Ortiz
          99. Mike Tyson
          100. Jim Driscoll
          also why do you rank sandy saddler higher than kid gavilan?

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          • Bhopreign
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            #45
            Originally posted by Spray_resistant
            Anyone can go to boxrec and judge the names for themselves. If you don't view many or any of hem as good I doubt I am going to be able to convince you.

            I know I have been nutthugging JC today with my thread about him and having watched several of his fights earlier but he beat the good fighters he beat them in impressive fashion. Take Camacho for instance, won every round against him and didn't just win but really beat him up in that fight.

            Sure he has alot of softies I will give you that but going 89-0 with like 75 stoppages and leaving the sport a 100+ fight vet at least trying to avenge all but one of his losses impresses me.
            89-0 is nothing if youre fighting a bum of the month campaign, Arum did it then and he does it these days with some popular fighters. If you have the following Chavez had back then and you could pack the place with a no name, there wasnt a reason to rush him into tough fights. Camacho is a good win for him, thats one.

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            • Bhopreign
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              #46
              Originally posted by adrian16
              thanks
              Lol man I was kidding, it stands for All-Time Great.

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              • JAB5239
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                #47
                Originally posted by Bhopreign
                No young person can make a list like that and expect to be taken seriously is all Im saying.

                Expect to be taken seriously by who, the other 2nd graders? I don't entirely agree with the list but it isn't bad. It must be easy for you to criticize others when you won't show a list of your own, huh?

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                • sigrab jr
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                  #48
                  Originally posted by Bhopreign
                  89-0 is nothing if youre fighting a bum of the month campaign, Arum did it then and he does it these days with some popular fighters. If you have the following Chavez had back then and you could pack the place with a no name, there wasnt a reason to rush him into tough fights. Camacho is a good win for him, thats one.
                  They're building his son to be just like him with 41-0 vs bums. His son will never be as good as him obviously.

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                  • sigrab jr
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                    #49
                    Originally posted by JAB5239

                    Expect to be taken seriously by who, the other 2nd graders? I don't entirely agree with the list but it isn't bad. It must be easy for you to criticize others when you won't show a list of your own, huh?
                    Ch@mp is only 17, I doubt he's really researched and watch all of those old fights and come up with that list himself. I bet you he has never watched a fight of more than half the fighters on that list.

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                    • -EX-
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                      #50
                      De La Hoya too low and Whitaker is too high...and I would have Floyd and RJJ and Bernard closer...Hagler higher than Evander? Hearns too high.....etc.

                      Not an awful list from the names I recognize...
                      Last edited by -EX-; 06-08-2010, 09:21 PM.

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