Four Horseman Of 80's vs 90's/2000's
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better than watching David Haye or anyone that Wlad has fought in the last 7 years
but hey, lets just keep talkin about PAC-Floyd then...Comment
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Good point! I never thought about Chavez....
Chavez vs Duran would've been a war....
My money would've been on Chavez though...Comment
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80's, I believe the only other era that had arguably a better group of fighters would have been back in the 40s but they didn't all fight (Murderer's Row almost completely avoided) like they did in the 80'sComment
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imo it would be great but i couldnt pick who would win overall
best boxer from the list= mayweather
best combo of power and speed= mannyComment
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All 4 of the 80's horesmen were brave enought to fight at 160.I'd have to take ot 1 of the other 1's that U have from the 90's & 2000's & replace that person with Tito,who was also brave enough to fight at 160.
Or U should keep it at welterweight & replace Hagler with Benitez or something.Comment
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The 80's fighters. By far.Who produced the better fighters and fought the better fighters out of these 2 groups and why:
4 Horseman of 80's - Hagler, Hearns, Leonard, and Duran
4 Horseman of 90's/2000's - Mayweather, De La Hoya, Mosley, and Pacquiao
IMO, I would say the 4 Horseman of the 80's fought a tougher schedule. But I think the 4 horseman of 90's/2000's were P4P the better fighters....Comment
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The 80s were much better. Not only did they all fight each other, but all of them were better than those guys. Hearns and Hagler are top 50 fighters, maybe top 35, Duran and SRL are top 10 or close to it. Oscar isn't a top 50 fighter and neither is Shane Mosley. Mayweather and Pac are probably in the top 35 or close to it, with room to improve but they haven't fought each other, it wouldn't be at their best weights, they wouldn't be in their primes and it would be just one fight. It isn't even comparable.Comment

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