Put these resumes in order: Collins, Benn, Jones, Hopkins, Calzaghe, Toney, Eubank

Discussion in 'World Boxing Forum' started by Body Head, Jun 26, 2012.


  1. Body Head

    Body Head East Side Rape (CEO) Full Member

    2,944
    1
    Nov 15, 2009
    Out of the starting 90's Middleweights/Super Middleweights who has the best resume according to wins. This includes wins outside of the Middleweight and Super middleweight divisions as well. Put them in order from best to worst.


    James Toney

    Michael Nunn
    Mike McCallum
    Reggie Johnson
    Vasilliy Jirov
    Iran Barkley
    Tim Littles
    Charles Williams
    Tony Thornton
    Merqui Sosa


    Nigel Benn

    Gerald McClellen
    Iran Barkley
    Thulani Malinga
    Doug DeWitt
    Robbie Simms
    Henry Wharton


    Joe Calzaghe

    Bernard Hopkins
    Mikkel Kessler
    Chris Eubank
    Jeff Lacy
    Robin Reid
    Richie Woodhall
    Byron Mitchell
    Omar Sheika
    Sakio Bika


    Bernard Hopkins

    Felix Trinidad
    Antonio Tarver
    Kelly Pavlik
    Jean Pascal
    Glen Johnson
    Keith Holmes
    Winky Wright
    Oscar De La Hoya
    William Joppy
    Syd Vanderpool


    Steve Collins

    Chris Eubank x2
    Nigel Benn x2
    Chris Pyatt
    Tony Thornton


    Roy Jones

    James Toney
    John Ruiz
    Bernard Hopkins
    Virgil Hill
    Antonio Tarver
    Montell Griffin
    Jorge Castro
    Eric Harding
    Reggie Johnson
    Thulani Malinga
    Clinton Woods
    Merqui Sosa
    Thomas Tate
    Tony Thornton
    Julio Cesar Gonzalez


    Chris Eubank

    Nigel Benn
    Graciano Rocchigiani
    Michael Watson x2
    Thulani Malinga
    Tony Thornton
    Lindell Holmes
    Henry Wharton



    My order would go:

    1. Roy Jones
    2. Bernard Hopkins
    3. James Toney
    4. Chris Eubank
    5. Joe Calzaghe
    6/7. Steve Collins/Nigel Benn TIE
     
  2. Taylex

    Taylex Boxing Addict Full Member

    6,885
    1
    Oct 15, 2007
    Why doesn't Eubank appear on Benns resume in this list?

    1. RJJ
    2. N.Benn
    3. J. Toney
    4. BHOP
    5. Eubanks
    6. Calzaghe
    7. Collins
     
  3. Body Head

    Body Head East Side Rape (CEO) Full Member

    2,944
    1
    Nov 15, 2009
    I have only watched Benn/Eubank II once and i scored it by one point for Eubank but that was a long time ago and i remember saying i could have gave it to Benn just as easily as well.

    I'm going to have to watch that fight again to see clearly who won. If i do add it to Benn's wins then i would have him clearly ahead of Collins.
     
  4. Body Head

    Body Head East Side Rape (CEO) Full Member

    2,944
    1
    Nov 15, 2009
    Actually it works both ways because i think i remember having Malinga winning the first fight with Benn. So you could possibly take that off from his wins. Either way i would still have Calzaghe ahead of Benn.

    Also I had Hopkins winning both Pascal fights, I had him losing both Taylor fights clearly IMHO, i have watched them many times and i just could not score either one for Hopkins. The Calzaghe fight was a pathetic fight and ****ing horrendously boring i had Calzaghe winning by one point, i didn't really see Hopkins winning but i wouldn't argue with people who say Bernard did win because it was just a ****in terrible fight.
     
  5. Prince.

    Prince. 24/7 365 Full Member

    12,310
    0
    Jul 26, 2011
    I pretty much agree with the TS's list : )
     
  6. atberry

    atberry Boxing Junkie banned Full Member

    9,548
    20
    Sep 30, 2009
    Toney (by far)
    Collins
    Eubank
    Benn
    Jones
    Calzaghe
    Hopkins
     
  7. MAG1965

    MAG1965 Loyal Member banned

    34,796
    65
    Dec 1, 2008
    quality of opposition regardless of wins?
    Toney
    Hopkins
    Benn
    Jones
    Eubank
    Collins
     
  8. atberry

    atberry Boxing Junkie banned Full Member

    9,548
    20
    Sep 30, 2009
    Steve Collins would be top in that case, regardless of wins because he fought Sumbu Kalambay, who was a better boxer than McCallum, Reggie Johnson and even Nunn or Jones
     
  9. Arran

    Arran Boxing Junkie banned

    9,773
    3
    Jan 21, 2008
    an american puts all the americans at the top shocker
     
  10. DrMo

    DrMo Team GB Full Member

    22,198
    20
    Jan 29, 2011
    Toney
    Jones
    Hopkins
    Eubanks
    Calzaghe
    Benn
    Collins
     
  11. Earl-hickey

    Earl-hickey Boxing Junkie banned

    14,011
    3
    Oct 31, 2010
    Jones
    Benn
    Toney
    Eubanks
    Hopkins
    Calzaghe
    Collins
     
  12. Hattons Hook

    Hattons Hook Boxing Addict Full Member

    3,783
    10
    Nov 15, 2009
    Toney
    Jones
    Hopkins
    Benn
    Calzaghe
    Eubank
    Collins


    Its strange putting Eubank below Benn when he beat him and his 2 wins against Watson beat anything Benn did bar Mclellan but i remember Eubanks **** poor run when he was eeking out contentious decisions against men he should have been beating with ease left a sour and boring taste.Ditto Calzaghes WBO run, should have been fighting better opposition.
    I loved the way Benn dusted himself down after the Watson defeat, went over the Atlantic and beat the **** out of a few yanks to get over it. I also had him winning the second Eubank fight.
    Jones for me should have fought better oppostion but you cant argue with the length of his run and the manner he won in. Collins is a level below all of them despite being a granite chinned celtic warrior.
     
  13. HerolGee

    HerolGee Loyal Member banned Full Member

    41,974
    4,029
    Sep 22, 2010
    Jones
    Hopkins
    Toney
    Eubank
    Calzaghe
    Benn
    Collins
     
  14. Body Head

    Body Head East Side Rape (CEO) Full Member

    2,944
    1
    Nov 15, 2009
    No, just going by wins...
     
  15. The13thRound

    The13thRound Boxing Addict Full Member

    3,403
    43
    May 4, 2009
    Jones
    Hopkins
    Toney
    Eubank
    Benn
    Calzaghe
    Collins