Which great boxer lacks a legacy defining victory?

[thedarkdragon11]

Donnie Nietes

[Luilun]

Probably Delahoya he always beat top guys at their end of their career

[*Makaveli*]

Fury doesn’t have a career defining win?

Let me guess though, AJ does and it’s Wlad?


Also, Tyson facing the lineal heavyweight champion and beating him in 2 minutes was a huge deal at the time.

AJ doesn't have 1 either but he isn't a great boxer

[Real King Kong]

Floyd mayweather. could have had it with pac in 2010...but it didn't happen.

[anonymous2.0]

Andrew Ward and Anthony Mundine.

Ward beat Kovalev twice when he was the 175 boogeyman, that's not a legacy win?

[RJJ-94-02=GOAT]

For me, Gennady Golovkin and Deontay Wilder are two of the biggest names today that lack a legacy defining victory

Oscar De La Hoya to a certain extent, had some great wins against Whitaker, JCC, Vargas, Quartey. But he arguably lost all of his legacy defining fights; Trinidad, Mosley x2, Hopkins and Mayweather.

[RJJ-94-02=GOAT]

Tyson
Wilder
Fury

I somewhat agree with the first two, although Tyson’s win over Spinks was arguably a career defining win.

Do you seriously not consider Fury’s win over Klitschko a legacy defining fight?
Fury was a 7/2 underdog facing a the 10 year undefeated lineal champion in his own backyard.

[Rockybigblower]

I’m not even a fan of Ward, but you can’t say that Kessler, Froch and Kovalev aren’t massive victories.

Ward beat Kovalev twice when he was the 175 boogeyman, that's not a legacy win?

As I have previously stated and will once again...everybody has an opinion. If you believe ward won the first fight great. If you believe he fairly won the second...great. I believe neither...therefore i dont consider them to be legacy defining.