My Top 100 of all-time

[Rollo]

21. ODLH/43. PBF

Explain, please.........

[hellblazer]

where's Rocky Balboa? how come he's not on your list

[brooklyn1550]

Why is Joe Frazier behind Winky Wright?

[MSTR]

Originally Posted by BewareofDawg

Having Lennox at 75 is disgraceful.

Mayweather above Jones??? You're sick!

Exactly. The whole list is fucked. Respect for putting in the effort, I couldn't be stuffed to be honest, but I don't agree with most of it apart from the practically universally recognised picks (SRR, Armstrong ect).

[halfamazin1]

Originally Posted by Sweet Pea

I have seen no vids of him in a fight, nor have you, you've seen him messing around in sparring with an old Philly Jack O'Brien, that's it, and possibly the vid of him doing a bit of shadow-boxing, certainly nothing to make a judgement off of.

Look at film of his opponents, listen to written reports, and most importantly, look at his resume, which is definitely the best of all time in the history of boxing. Based on little messing around shadow-boxing and sparring vids, he's not impressive, based on beating fighters who were very impressive, and having an unbelievable resume and amount of fights, he is unbelievably impressive.

Damn...I thought I was the only one who had immortal technique at #1

[BewareofDawg]

Originally Posted by Action

1. Joe Louis
2. Muhammad Ali
3. George Foreman
4. Rocky Marciano
6. Gene Tunney
7. Jack Dempsey
8. Larry Holmes
9. Lennox Lewis
10. Evander Holyfield

These guys could beat any of the remaining 90 on the list.
These are the top ten boxers of all time

No way Dempsey or Marciano or Tunny beat Mike Tyson

[MrStayman]

Shouldn't Ali be better than 10th?

[BewareofDawg]

Originally Posted by Sweet Pea

Would you shut your stupid ass up? This agenda you have going on is completely ridiculous and makes you look like a dumb WWE loving hick, which you probably are. Now STFU and leave.

Jesus Christ Sweet Pea, what are you PMSing today? This is the second poster you've chastised for making a joke

[brooklyn1550]

De La Hoya should be around 80-100

[Action]

Originally Posted by Sweet Pea

He wasn't making a joke, he makes thread after thread about how the only real fighters are Heavyweights seeing as they would beat any other, he's a fucking retard. And capfunds was not making a joke either, he turned it into one after everyone made him sound foolish, and resorted to trying to bring my name down, as he has always done before with me and the committee. They both deserved it fully.

Well wouldn't the boxers on my list beat the rest of them? That would make them the best. Would Julio Cesar Chavez beat Jack Dempsey? Would Roberto Duran beat Evander Holyfield? If you would think about it logically you would agree and not have to resort to namecalling (which exposes your lack of self control and level of IQ)

[Orishaman]

Originally Posted by TBooze

Now I know this should be probably left in the classic forum, but I always be criticized for a lack of a Contemporary view, so there is a positive bias here for modern fighters; have I got it right this time? (I think I might know the answer!)


The numbers in brackets were places I placed my top 35 of all-time in April 2005

100 Manny Paciquao
99 Harry Wills
98 Kid McCoy
97 Jeff Fenech
96 Carlos Ortiz
95 Jimmy McLarnin
94 Tony Zale
93 Ted ‘Kid’ Lewis
92 Freddie Welsh
91 Dick Tiger
90 Jeff Chandler
89 James J Corbett
88 Brian Mitchell
87 Wilfredo Gomez
86 Kid Chocolate
85 Marcel Cerdan
84 Joe Frazier
83 Winky Wright
82 Kostya Tszyu
81 Jimmy Carruthers
80 Jack McAuliffe
79 Rinty Monaghan
78 Nicolino Loche
77 Mike Tyson
76 Bob Montgomery
75 Lennox Lewis
74 Young Griffo
73 Aaron Pryor
72 Nino Benvenuti
71 Jim Driscoll
70 Salvador Sanchez
69 Mike McCallum
68 Jack Dempsey
67 Flash Elorde
66 Wilfred Benitez
65 Rocky Marciano
64 Felix Trinidad
63 Abe Attell
62 Antonio Cervantes
61 James J Jeffries
60 Al Brown
59 Eusebio Pedroza
58 Jack Dempsey (The Nonpareil)
57 Evander Holyfield
56 Bob Foster
55 Larry Holmes
54 Stanley Ketchel (19)
53 Michael Spinks
52 Azumah Nelson
51 Ruben Olivares (32)
50 Jose Napoles
49 Pascual Perez
48 Manuel Ortiz
47 Ike Williams
46 Roy Jones Jr (35)
45 Maxie Rosenbloom
44 Jack Johnson
43 Floyd Mayweather Jr
42 Tony Canzoneri
41 George Foreman (34)
40 Eder Jofre (26)
39 Johnny Kilbane
38 Kid Gavilan
37 Tommy Loughran
36 Ricardo Lopez
35 Alexis Arguello (24)
34 Bernard Hopkins
33 Carlos Zarate (25)
32 (Barbados) Joe Walcott
31 Tommy Hearns (31)
30 Marvin Hagler (30)
29 Pancho Villa (21)
28 Emile Griffith
27 Joe Louis (29)
26 Joe Gans (33)
25 Gene Tunney (28.)
24 Terry McGovern
23 George Dixon (27)
22 Georges Carpentier (4)
21 Oscar de la Hoya (22)
20 Pernell Whitaker (23)
19 Julio Cesar Chavez (15)
18 Sammy Langford (9)
17 Barney Ross
16 Ray Leonard (13)
15 Carlos Monzon (12)
14 Ezzard Charles (17)
13 Bob Fitzsimmons (20)
12 Benny Leonard (16)
11 Charley Burley (10)
10 Muhammad Ali (11)
9 Harry Grebb (18.)
8 Jimmy Wilde (7)
7 Sandy Saddler (5)
6 Willie Pep (6)
5 Mickey Walker (14)
4 Archie Moore (8.)
3 Roberto Duran (3)
2 Henry Armstrong (2)
1 Ray Robinson (1)

highlite in Red the ones I agree with you...I am not looking at your rankings ...simply the list

[Amsterdam]

Originally Posted by BewareofDawg

9-3? Wrong. I had it a draw. I can see 7-5, but 9-3? Jesus Christ.

Learn how to score you DLH boosting lunatic!

[jaycuban]

I respect your opinion, but you are way off... Kid Chocolate 88? what... then Tyson at 77 is also ridicualos

[Orishaman]

Now I will make mym list, but with a different approach:

HW:

1. Ali
2. Louis
3. Holmes
4. Foreman
5. Marciano
6. Tunney
7. Dempsey
8. Johnson

Cruiser:

1. Evander Holyfiled
2. Sugar De Leon
3. Dwight Quawi


LHW:

1. Bob Foster
2. Archie Moore
3. Michael Spinks
4.Billy Conn
5. Ezzard Charles

SMW:

1. Michael Nunn
2. Frank Liles

MW:

1. Carlos Monzon
2. MMH
3. Tony Zale
4. Henry Grebs
5. Mickey Walker
6. Emil Griffith

JRMW:

1. Tommy Hearns
2. Nino Benvennuti
3. Koichi Wajima

WW:

1. SRR
2. SRL
3. Pernell Whitaker
4. Basilio
5. Ross/McLarnin
6. Mantequilla Napoles
7. Kid Gavilan


JRWW:

1. Aaron Pryor
2. Tony Canzoneri
3. JCC
4. Kid Pambele
5. Nico Loche
6. Benitez


LW:

1. Duran
2. Joe Gans
3. Benny Leonard
4. Lou Ambers
5. Carlos Ortiz
6. Alexis Arguello

JRLW:

1. Sadler
2. Flash Elorde
3. Ben Villaflor
4. Kid Chocolate
5. Kobayashi
6. Samuel Serrano

FW:

1. Armstrong
2. Willie Pep
3. Eder Jofre
4. Sal Sanchez
5. John Kilbane
6. John Dundee
7. Kuniaki Shibata
8. Sugar Ramos
9. Pedroza
10. Esparragoza

JRFW:

1. Wilfredo Gomez


BW:

1. Fighting Harada
2. Jeff Chandler
3. Manuel Ortiz
4. Jimmy Carruthers
5. Ruben Olivarez
6. Sixto Escobar


JRBW:

1. Gerry Penalosa
2. Hirochi Kawashima

FLYW:

1. Jimmy Wilde
2. Pancho Villa
3. Pascual Perez
4. Miguel Canto


JRFLYW:

1. Michael Carbajal

STRW:

1. Ricardo Lopez

[brooklyn1550]

Good call Orishaman...divisional rankings are easier to do than top 100 P4P lists. Thanks for sharing your lists as well....I will create mine tomorrow.

No Whitaker at 135? No Mayweather at 130?