Who are the 4 kings of this Era?
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Very true, I and others forget about Old Bernard, definitely one of the greats! I had Floyd, Pac, Cotto, & Marquez but I could easily replace Cotto or Marquez with BHop with no issue, I could even withstand an argument that BHop should be first or second on my list.Comment
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I would say Marquez but he goes out the picture when you ask yourself, when did Floyd and Pac become PPV stars? When they fought Oscar. They nearly all fought each other. You can't consider Wladimir to be on this list because he is a heavyweight and of course, never fought the other guys.
The original "four kings" all fought eachother. So you cannot include fighters who never fought eachother, e.g. Hopkins.
Asking "Who are the four greatest of this era" is different.Last edited by Bozbay; 11-20-2015, 01:02 PM.Comment
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Mayweather, Pacquaio, Marquez and klitchko
Hopkins... is not in the era of fighters that turned pro in the 90s
DLH, Trinidad and Mosley were born in the 70s but look at any video, they were at their most potent in the 90s like Jones who was born in 69...those guys at 135-147 would've made noise in any era
hopkins is in the generation of people born in the 60s and Roy, Pernell,Holyfield are in his era generation
Mayweather is the best
Pacquaio is the most beloved
Klitchko is the underappreciated after a great era like former champion larry holmes(Holyfield, Tyson, Lewis, and Bowe ran the 90s klitchko is from the 96 Olympics like pbf)
Marquez is the unsung hero who had an ATG trainer Nacho, beat one of the best of his era in a one in a lifetime ko over Pac...also won titles from 126-140
and his longevity, world class at lighter weights in his late 30s after fighting in near obscurity in the early 3rd or half of his career
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*** it, lets throw Roy Jones Jr in there too.
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