10 greatest chins in boxing history?

not really sure how to judge chin since most flush clean punches will put a man down.

however the most "un-knockoutable" man in history is definitely ali imo.

 

Seriously?

After seeing him trashed by Frazier in the eleventh and fifteenth rounds?

 

he took all that and survived.

I could never envision him being knocked out in a fight.

 

Liston.

Knocked down twice in 54 fights.

One of those was likely a dive.

 

likely? what evidence do you have to back up that statement?

 

Very correct Bill B.

A freak knockdown to Marty Marshall,

And a 'legitimate' one-punch knock-out loss to Leotis Martin in
December 1969, when he was 42 years-old, and 'totally exhausted'.

My 'sleeper choice'

Adolfo Viruet. Only suffered one 'flash knockdown' in his entire career.
Fought
* Monroe Brooks
* Pete Ranzany
* Roberto Duran
* Bruce Curry
* Ray Leonard
* Donald Curry

All when they were in their 'prime'.

 

Right. But what makes Ali more durable than Marvin Hagler?

 

I couldn't imagine marvin hagler taking those punches off liston/frazier/foreman

 

Juan LaPorte, just in case nobody's mentioned him yet. He had an anvil for a chin.

 

Ali faced the hardest hitting boxer in his prime and didn't get knocked down or even injured .

 

Okay cheers, I'm off

 

Who? I can't really read what it says.

 

Marshall broke Liston's jaw in the 4th round, but I don't believe he knocked Liston down in that fight. I may be wrong.

 

Chuvalo had a pretty decent chin.

He would probably have to be killed before he lands on the ground.

 

That's Willie Pastrano..lightheavyweight champ from '63 to '65.