I can't begin to complete this by myself but what I thought would be interesting an interesting exercise would be to say go from the ages of 17-50 and label the best boxer at each age. For example, at 17 I think this goes to Benetiz At 38 I think it goes to Duran, At 40-47 it's probably between Foreman and Hopkins 48-49 Hopkins etc.
Holmes could be considered in the 40's plus range. Probably goes something like this though: Hopkins Moore Foreman Holmes
38 is not Duran. It's Moore or Mayweather, depending on criteria. Duran isn't in the picture. Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk
Vitali Klitschko was better in his early forties than Foreman and Holmes. They might have better singular wins than him, but they were taking loses and struggling for wins whereas Vitali walked through Adamek who I think was the number one contender, then beat fringe guys in Chisora and Charr with room to spare.
25 could go to Jones. He beat Toney and was a year removed from beating Hopkins. Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk
Good call. We'll have to look up every fighter and which age they did what in which year. :huh Good, time consuming thread.
Depends on the years as a whole. How many fights did Vitlay have in his 40's? Holmes's won over Mercer and Foreman's win over Moorer trumps anything Vitlay did overall in his 40's, possibly.