Who has the best Resume in the history of boxing?

The best current resume and how it compares to the Top 10 ATGs

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^ Please stop copy&pasting that into every thread, actually dont bother. I'll just use the ignore list.

 

Frank Bruno

 

its easily greb

 

good job man see you did his work but your resume also has to do with quality of competition and McClarnin, Ross, Canzoneri, Kid Chocalate, etc...fought better fighters and won less titles resumes arent just deciphered based off titles won you gotta look at who they fought

 

he was from the ND era and paper decision era so if you werent knocking guys out their wasnt a decision...either way tho he deserves a mention he fought the best from middleweight to heavyweight gotta get credit:smoke

 

In my opinion Greb has the greatest resume on paper. Plenty of informed people may agree or disagree, which is all good. However, if you need an explanation of why Greb's resume is great, you should spend more time researching the people he fought, and less time posting on matters you have no frame of reference on.

The lack of footage on Greb makes it problematic to label him the greatest fighter ever, but in its absence, his record stands on its own (considerable) merits.

 

I have looked at resumes for years!!! Holyfields is incredible. And Hearns and Duran if you discount wins or losses is incredible also!! Best winning resume? Ali?

 

that list of multi weight champs is a joke. Manny and Floyd are jokes and insult boxing!!! The fighters started doing that bull**** catch weight which eliminates who is a multiweight champ!!!! If you don't weight in at weight or fight a legit champ then you are not champion. This is why boxing is losing credibility. Manny is a 6x champ. Not 8.. Why not give Hearns 7 time then since he won the cruiserweight title from the WBU IBA and WBF. That is not a joke. He did. The WBU was his fight in England against Nate Miller. Since they award titles on catchweights might as well be lenient.

 

Well even then a guy like Hearns fought Cuevas,Benitez,Duran,Hill and beat them. He knocked out the punchers and outboxed great boxers. I am not sure that has happened too much in boxing when a guy beats the champions that dominantly but then Hearns blew all the good he did beatingthese greats by losing his two biggest fights to Ray and Marv. Hagler.

 

SRL is ranked so highly as an ATG because his resume has quality rather than quantity.

He doesn't have 200 fights, but he has pure quality all the way through.