Mayweather #7 All-Time according to Boxrec.

[IronDanHamza]

thats a bs argument, ali lost to a 11 fight novice near the end of his career who the hell cares? its about what u do in your prime

I agree with you entirely but that's just the way it's seen now. Right or wrong it's damaged his legacy.

Muhammad Ali is slightly different and more of an exception because he's an icon and such a polarising and loved (eventually) figure.

[The Hammer]

Wlad was in his prime when brutalized in only seconds by the failed contender retiree and was forever terrified of a rematch.

No. Klitschko's prime is 2005 to 2015.

[Hougigo]

Quillin is also #2 in the SMW division... yea.... don't really trust their system

[Weebler I]

Way too high, should be below RJJ and Pac.

Boxrec not worth mentioning, wouldn't worry about it.

Jr has a couple of good wins over quality prime opponents, Corrales and Castillo and he arguably lost to one of them. The rest is a bunch of past prime fighters, average fighters or fighters coming up in weight. Smoke and mirrors.

It'll all be over soon, the attention dies down, the flomos die off and boxing historians will assess his career with a clear perspective.

[Chrismart]

Boxrec is a great wealth of boxing information. They make awful lists though.

[KnockoutNed]

No. Klitschko's prime is 2005 to 2015.

How convenient a guy is labelled prime when he wasn't get starched by bums. He was in his Late 20s with over 40 fights. He was definitely in his prime when blitzed by the retiree never contender.

[bigjavi973]

That's nothing.

Roberto Duran #61
Thomas Hearns #67
Alexis Arguello #107
George Foreman #124

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[Rome-By-Ko]

#7 is a bit high. #15-20 is better.

I agree with this...

[ShoulderRoll]

Boxrec not worth mentioning, wouldn't worry about it.

Jr has a couple of good wins over quality prime opponents, Corrales and Castillo and he arguably lost to one of them. The rest is a bunch of past prime fighters, average fighters or fighters coming up in weight. Smoke and mirrors.

It'll all be over soon, the attention dies down, the flomos die off and boxing historians will assess his career with a clear perspective.

It will never be forgotten how he sent prime Ricky Hatton's head into a turnbuckle.

[IronDanHamza]

Boxrec not worth mentioning, wouldn't worry about it.

Jr has a couple of good wins over quality prime opponents, Corrales and Castillo and he arguably lost to one of them. The rest is a bunch of past prime fighters, average fighters or fighters coming up in weight. Smoke and mirrors.

It'll all be over soon, the attention dies down, the flomos die off and boxing historians will assess his career with a clear perspective.

In your dreams maybe.