H2H beasts.

Rjj @ mw/smw.

 

RJJ at LHW
Mike Gibbons at MW
Hearns at WW
Whittaker at LW
Pacquiao at FW
Harada at BW
Donaire at FLW

 

Gerald McClellan would be a tough fight for any MW especially in the early rounds.

 

Tommy was a beast at WW especially :good

I will say RJJ at smm would be one :bbb

 

I'm gonna try to pick fighters who aren't among the greatest ever at that weight class:

Michael Nunn @ 160
Donald Curry @ 147

During their short (especially Nunn) peaks, they were terrific fighters (especially Curry).

 

I'm gonna try to pick fighters who aren't among the greatest ever at that weight class:

Michael Nunn @ 160
Donald Curry @ 147

During their short (especially Nunn) peaks, they were terrific fighters (especially Curry).

Then you have other great fighters who breezed past a weight division, but they would've been tough for just about anyone there.

Julio Cesar Chavez @ 135
Floyd Mayweather @ 140
Pernell Whitaker @ 140

 

Maske @ 175

 

Big Bro Klit.

 

Some reasonably recent -

Hearns anywhere from 147-160
Fenech at various weights
Spinks at 175 (Close to the best tho)
Lennox Lewis
Dwight Braxton
Azumah Nelson various weights
Mike McCallum
Donald Curry 147

 

Corey Sanders... yes, that one.

 

Nicolai Valuev at Jr. Flyweight.

 

Lloyd Honeyghan on the night he beat Donald Curry.

 

lol people are just naming the best guys at every weight class

I would say Chad Dawson & Henry Maske at Light Heavy
Felix Sturm at Middleweight
Meldrick Taylor at Light Welter
Junior Jones at Super Bantam
Giovani Segura at Light Fly

 

Panama Al Brown at bantam. Freakish height, very good power, combination punching and timing are imposing enough hurdles on their own, but he also had top punch resistance and serious infighting skills for a man of his physical dimensions. Jibaro Perez is another, lesser mentioned guy in the same vague mould, though to a slightly diminished degree. Height, power, jab, mixture of awkward with smooth and a serious all round skill set. And Payakaroon. Defensive wizard with great movement and offensive firepower who was burnt out by the time Fenech mullered him.

Fenech himself was a good call above, especially at bantam/super bantam. Sort of like Armstrong at featherweight or Harada at fly. Highly skilled master swarmers who were physically monstrous.

Venice Borkhorsor was monstrous enough at bantamweight beating up the excellent Herrera, so he must have been an absolute tank at flyweight stopping Gonzalez and decisioning the very good Salavarria.