Who is the closest fighter ever to being perfect?

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  • yngwie
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    #211
    Originally posted by Street
    Robinson without a doubt but there's someone notable that's AWOL from the list that might have gotten my ballot: Ricardo Lopez

    just maybe.

    Robinson was tested to show his full potential and shined. Lopez was so dominant and talented that no one ever brought out the best in him
    Rosendo Alvarez put Lopez in hell in their first fight.

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    • stuff jones
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      #212
      Leonard. He beat ATG in more ways than anyone else.

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        #213
        Originally posted by soul_survivor
        why are people saying RJJ or Lopez? Were those guys ever tested against truly great fighters while the fighters were in their prime? How do we know how good they really were?

        Based on attributes (tested against the best), how can there really be an answer beyond Ali or Robinson. Both guys had tremendous speed, both were athletic, ATG chins, punch selection, punch accuracy, power (people underrate Ali's punch power) and both were pleasing on the eye in different ways. Robinson was so fluid in attack, Ali so brilliant in defense. Both guys had their mettle tested against the very best.

        Leonard, Hagler, Armstrong and possibly Pep are runners up.
        i fully agree with you on this one....

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        • Don Pichardo
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          #214
          Originally posted by Mr. Philadel
          Prime Roy Jones
          Beat me to it.

          He had a lethal combo of skill, speed and strength.

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          • soul_survivor
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            #215
            Originally posted by tangalog2200
            i fully agree with you on this one....
            It's not even rocket science. RJJ being mentioned is a joke.

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            • tangalog2200
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              #216
              Originally posted by soul_survivor
              It's not even rocket science. RJJ being mentioned is a joke.
              ali on his casius clay days was really awesome....

              no one compares with him....to this day....

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              • soul_survivor
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                #217
                Originally posted by tangalog2200
                ali on his casius clay days was really awesome....

                no one compares with him....to this day....
                Ali was far superior as Ali, you have your dates severely messed up, plus we shouldn't even be using the name he no longer wanted to be known as.

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                  #218
                  Originally posted by soul_survivor
                  Ali was far superior as Ali, you have your dates severely messed up, plus we shouldn't even be using the name he no longer wanted to be known as.
                  you may have a point about the name.....as ali surely loved the name ali....

                  but we will not have the complete picture of the man if we throw out his early years in boxing....

                  i prefer the younger version of the man as the topic is about attributes....not accomplishments....i respect your view, though....as we are but talking about the greatest....greatest in his younger years and as ali...

                  cheers!

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                  • Jc8804
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                    #219
                    Originally posted by NEETzsche
                    mayweather and lopez. perfect styles, perfect records
                    Thsts arguable.

                    Floyds competition wasnt exactly the best.
                    Lots of calculated matchmaking. Never beat a prime hall of famer at his best.

                    Lopez fought everyone he could. But not many great fighters.

                    Leonard , and srr obviously had the best competition and attributes. Duran as well

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                    • soul_survivor
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                      #220
                      Originally posted by tangalog2200
                      you may have a point about the name.....as ali surely loved the name ali....

                      but we will not have the complete picture of the man if we throw out his early years in boxing....

                      i prefer the younger version of the man as the topic is about attributes....not accomplishments....i respect your view, though....as we are but talking about the greatest....greatest in his younger years and as ali...

                      cheers!
                      But you're still confused. A prime Ali went by the name Muhammad Ali, from 1964 to his suspension, that was his absolute prime and he was not called clay then.

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