Who's the greatest Middleweight of all-time?

[RetroSpeed05]

Resume wise, who fought the best competition?

[daggum]

cotto, destroyed a guy with 90 year old knees who needed major surgery then followed it up by draining a solid middleweight, and then fighting a junior middleweight.

[Pac=Duran]

Resume wise, who fought the best competition?

Monzon for his period of domination and the fact he was a career middleweight. Ray Robinson is the greatest fighter that ever fought at middleweight though.

[techliam]

Resume-wise, I don't really know. The first name that popped into my head as the greatest MW was Ray Robinson though, and that's judging him as a Middleweight and not the P4P greatest he was.

But thinking about it made me realise just how much of a deep history the middleweight division has. It has arguably the deepest of them all. Then you look at the state of the division now. Such a crying shame...

[Joe Beamish]

As always....it depends.

Are we having a tournament? If so, by what era's rules? How many rounds? Are catch weights allowed?

Or is it about the best resume?

To me, if we're holding a tournament with 15 rounds, I'd go with Hagler. (Robinson and Monzon are close seconds.)

If it's about the best resume? Greb, probably...in terms of defeating the best opposition at MW.

[Spray_resistant]

cotto, destroyed a guy with 90 year old knees who needed major surgery then followed it up by draining a solid middleweight, and then fighting a junior middleweight.

Miguel Cotto made a good business decision, everyone is misdirected and not focusing on what this is all about which is obviously Miguel Cotto.

[NChristo]

Splitting hairs trying to decide between the big 4, Monzon's my favourite though so I'mma vote for him

[aldo5408]

Ggg is the best ever. He would KO everyone on that list or win a unanimous decision

[IronDanHamza]

Monzon for me.

[MrTambourineMan]

Hagler or Monzon.

LMAO @ The vote for Hopkins.