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  • BIGPOPPAPUMP
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    Comments Thread For: Mayweather Causes Stir With Ali Ranking, Comments

    WBC/WBA welterweight champion Floyd Mayweather Jr. (48-0, 26KOs) caused a stir among some fans and boxing historians, when he presented his selection for the Top Five fighters of all-time.

    Appearing on ESPN Deportes, Mayweather ranked himself at number 1, followed by Robert Duran at 2, Pernell Whitaker at 3, Julio Cesar Chavez Sr. at 4 and Muhammad Ali at number 5.

    He left out Sugar Ray Robinson, who is regarded by many as the best fighter of all-time. Joe Louis, Sugar Ray Leonard and Rocky Marciano were also left out.


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    • -MAKAVELLI-
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      he couldn't read the names...he just went by the faces he remembered...leave TBE alone

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        • CANELOLUJAH
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          he couldn't read the names...he just went by the faces he remembered...leave TBE alone
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            • KingTito
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              Causes a stir? If that's how he feels, fine. If he doesn't rate Ali highly, whatever. It's nonsense, but again, whatever.

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                • The Gambler1981
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                  I am going to take a guess and say stirring the pot was his main objective with this exercise.

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                    • RawDawgHasSpokn
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                      Mayweather DKSAB

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                        • mike1010011
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                          I simply can't agree with such a bull**** list. I mean,wheres rod salka? That guy easily deserves the first 3 spots.

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                            • -PBP-
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                              I actually enjoyed that segment. He thought outside the box and didn't give your typical ass kissing list when people are ranking fighters they've never seen fight and can't name 5 of their best wins.

                              Obviously I disagree with it but opinions are like ass holes so who gives a damn. They're all great fighters and achieved the highest levels possible in the sport of boxing.

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                                • ThePunchingBag
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                                  Delusional boxing champ can't read. Ranks the greatest fighter in the history of boxing 5th, below himself and a bunch of other fighters that don't agree with him.

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                                    • BIGPOPPAPUMP
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                                      Originally posted by mike1010011
                                      I simply can't agree with such a bull**** list. I mean,wheres rod salka? That guy easily deserves the first 3 spots.
                                      And Zelenoff should at least be at 4. He went 125-0 and jumped from lightweight to heavyweight to fight Wilder.

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