Top 5 middleweights of alltime

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  • Lomasexual
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    #41
    Originally posted by bojangles1987
    And when you rank the best fighters in the history of a division, you're talking their careers at that weight.
    I do it differently. I rank the best fighters as the ones who win H2H.

    I suppose the problem is that the term 'greatest' is open to interpretation.

    So you have answered my question as to why people were ranking like they were, so cheers for that.

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    • Eastcoast
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      #42
      Originally posted by FinitoxDinamita
      Lol @ these wannabe historians listing Greb and Ketchell.

      Have you seen them live? Did you live in those times?

      Articles and grandfather stories dont count.

      Lol at people listing Roy Jones.

      Jones had 3 decent wins at MW - an old Castro, a green Hopkins, and Thomas Tate....

      Greb might not have footage, but it stands a fact that he was fighting LHW's as a MW and that he went out of his way to fight black fighters.

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      • Eastcoast
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        #43
        Originally posted by b00g13man
        Greatest IS about legacy.

        Lol @ anyone seriously putting GGG in a top 5.
        Yeah GGG hasn't earned that recognition yet. But if he does beat Jacobs, Saunders, and Canelo this year, his resume at MW would be as good or arguably better than Hopkins. But I don't consider Hopkins a top 5 MW either.

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        • Ray Corso
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          #44
          1 Sugar Ray Robinson
          2 Carlos Monzon
          3 Marcel Cerdan
          4 Harry Greb
          5 Stanley Ketchel
          6 Tiger Flowers
          7 Marvin Hagler
          8 Mickey Walker
          9 Holman Williams
          10 Jake LaMotta/ Charley Burley

          ....very tough to leave Burley out on any list, terrific competitor.

          Ray

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          • DJ Enerate
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            #45
            Originally posted by FinitoxDinamita
            Lol @ these wannabe historians listing Greb and Ketchell.

            Have you seen them live? Did you live in those times?

            Articles and grandfather stories dont count.
            Never mind middleweight Grebs arguably the greatest of all time. (Certainly he is going by resume) Sure there's no footage but no one beat more greats and hall inductees than Greb. Greatness is judged on who fighters beat and when they beat them more so than how good they look on film. GGG looks good on film but who the **** has he beat?
            Last edited by DJ Enerate; 02-27-2017, 06:04 AM.

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