Most of the "All Time Greatest" slots are filled in each weight class.

**rice89** · 07-21-2005, 12:31 AM

Originally posted by The Devil

List of all time greatest fighters per weight class

Heavyweight: Lennox Lewis
Cruiserweight: Vacant
Light Heavyweight: Dariusz Michaelczewski
Super Middleweight: James Toney
Middleweight: Bernard Hopkins
Jr Middleweight: Vacant
Welterweight: Oscar De La Hoya
Jr Welterweight: JC Chavez
Lightweight:Vacant
Jr Lightweight: Floyd Mayweather
Featherweight: Prince Naseem Hamed
Jr Featherweight: Vacant
Strawweight: Ricardo Lopez

Any weights not listed simply don't count, so theres only room for 4 more!

Don't bother arguing this list, it is posted for your education not for your opinion.

Spectacular list. Although i would have Mike Tyson in there.

**The Devil** · 07-21-2005, 12:33 AM

Originally posted by rice89

Spectacular list. Although i would have Mike Tyson in there.

I considered putting him in the Cruiser category because he did destroy Holyfield in their second fight, and Holyfield is the most likely candidate for Cruiser. Tyson brought the real to the real deal in that second fight and Holyfield was never the same.

**JUYJUY** · 07-21-2005, 12:40 AM

Originally posted by The Devil

Super Middleweight: James Toney

WTF??

Benn and Eubank were the Super-stars of the Super-Middleweights, it was NOT Toney. Toney only had 3 or 4 IBF fights at Super-Middle, whereas Benn and Eubank had about 50 Super-Middleweight fights between them. Plus all of Benn's and Eubank's fights were screened WORLD-WIDE, live all over the world, whereas Toney's fights were only screened in America (those that were screened that is!).

**rice89** · 07-21-2005, 12:42 AM

Originally posted by JUYJUY

WTF??

Benn and Eubank were the Super-stars of the Super-Middleweights, it was NOT Toney. Toney only had 3 or 4 IBF fights at Super-Middle, whereas Benn and Eubank had about 50 Super-Middleweight fights between them. Plus all of Benn's and Eubank's fights were screened WORLD-WIDE, live all over the world, whereas Toney's fights were only screened in America (those that were screened that is!).

The purpose of this thread was to educate you, not for any arguements.

**The Devil** · 07-21-2005, 12:43 AM

Originally posted by JUYJUY

WTF??

Benn and Eubank were the Super-stars of the Super-Middleweights, NOT Toney. Toney only had 3 or 4 IBF fights at Super-Middle, whereas Benn and Eubank had about 50 Super-Middleweight fights between them. Plus all of Benn's and Eubank's fights were screened WORLD-WIDE, live all over the world, whereas Toney's fights were only screened in America (those that were screened that is!).

Super Middleweight is a bull**** weight class anyway that was created so that coke fiend "Sugar" Ray Leonturd could be a 5 weight champion by winning 2 belts in 1 fight (that he really lost by the way).

That being said, Stevie Collins was the God of Benn and Eubank, and Roid ducked him. Benn and Eubank are a tie for 3rd or 4th place because they lost too much.

**The Devil** · 07-21-2005, 12:45 AM

Originally posted by rice89

The purpose of this thread was to educate you, not for any arguements.

Thanks for reminding me!

**NiGe2011** · 07-21-2005, 02:12 AM

Why do I get the feeling that this thread is merely a place for you brits to stroke each other's..... egos.

**The Devil** · 07-21-2005, 02:14 AM

Originally posted by NiGe2011

Why do I get the feeling that this thread is merely a place for you brits to stroke each other's..... egos.

I'm not British I live in Vegas, used to live 3 doors down from your boy chico.

**NiGe2011** · 07-21-2005, 02:16 AM

I was only kidding-- more a joke at JUYJUY's expense then yours...

Vegas is sick by the way-- I can't wait to go back.

Most of the "All Time Greatest" slots are filled in each weight class.