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มวยสากล
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Jeff M will probably attest to Valero beating every Lightweight that makes the list
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Nash Equilibrium Debunker
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Rummy, any idea what the deadline for bantamweights might end up being once that survey kicks off?
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Champion
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inthe alltime lightweight poll of ESB,I would put Benny Leonard NO I, because he dominated the lightweight division for 7 years, against the strongest challengers in the history of the division. Duran ,I would place along with Ike Williams, and Tony Canzoneri, NO 2 and 3, with Joe Gans, great fighter of the long ago past in the mix....But for ESB poll ,putting Pernell Whitaker NO4 is ludercrous...For example, Henry Armstrong, or a young, volume punching Beau Jack [who I saw many times],wouldsimply overwhelm Whitaker. Pernell could only dodge so many bullets, before his luck would run out...I would also bet the ranch that Shane Mosely as lightweight would whip Whitaker.....
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Champion
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I agree with that Burt. I have the lighweights ranked about the same. I also think Armstrong would be too much for Pea W. as high as I rate him among modern fighters. Shane may be getting up there in age but if he get in good form and pulls one out of the past he will give Floyd a good match. Shane takes more chances than Floyd. However I like shane at 130-147, I think 154 is not where he does his best work although he did great vs Margarito |
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ESB WORLD CHAMPION
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Ali is too high-as usual! Good list though.
Bob Fitzsimmons is a little low but he jumped around in weight so much, P4P he is top 3 all-time imo. |
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Belt holder
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Duran Duran, Duran Greb Duran, Jeffries Langford Langford. Duran Greb Dempsey, Duran Dempsey Dempsey Fitz Langford Fitz...
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Belt holder
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Pacquiao would knock the absolute living fuck out of Duran at 140lbs. He'd overwhelm him with his superior speed and punch output. Then after 4 rounds he would break his nose with a straight left. Seeing his own blood Duran would exclaim "No mas, senor Pacquiao, no mas!" and quit like a bitch, AGAIN! Pac has too much heart for Duran, he is a quitter, he quit.
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Belt holder
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So James Tillis and Mitch Green can last the distance with prime Tyson, yet Marciano, Johnson, Frazier and Dempsey can't even last one round? You do realise that some of the journeymen he fought in his first 15 fights lasted more than one round, right? Perhaps you could explain why 4 hall of fame heavyweight champsions who defended their belts repeatedly would do so much worse than the contenders, journeymen, and bums that Tyson fought before he won the championship.
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Champion
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I still believe if you put all those guys in a 10x10 room, I'd put my money on Joe Frazier being the last man standing.
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