Defeating the Greatest Opposition of All Time (Top 12)

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  1. eltirado

    eltirado Obsessed with Boxing Full Member

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    17.867 Vasyl Lomachenko - Olympic Gold Medalist
    17.143 Shiming Zhou - Olympic Gold Medalist
    11.197 Oscar De La Hoya - Olympic Gold Medalist
    07.930 Kostya Tszyu
    07.925 Kazuto Ioka
    07.896 Andre Ward - Olympic Gold Medalist
    07.375 Ryota Murata - Olympic Gold Medalist
    07.130 Kosei Tanaka
    06.960 James J Corbett
    06.942 James Jeffries
    06.814 Alexander Povetkin - Olympic Gold Medalist
    06.813 Guillermo Rigondeaux - Olympic Gold Medalist
    06.607 Floyd Mayweather - Olympic Bronze Medalist
    06.554 Evander Holyfield - Olympic Bronze Medalist
    06.406 Sung Kil Moon - Amateur record 219–22
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    Over-represented boxers in this ranking:
    - Olympic Medalists, are expected to defeat elite opposition immediately
    - Japanese boxing culture encourages higher level opposition
     
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  2. Paranoid Android

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    What's your formula?
     
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  3. eltirado

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    Counting the wins-losses ratio of boxers they defeated,

    If you count all Pacman wins & all his losses of the guys he beaten. It will come out close to 5.7, I tried it on top champions, will try it on contenders, although the high ratio is concentrated in champions
     
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  4. Lemiwinks

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    PAC was learning on the job, where as you mentioned, Olympic champions have had extensive experience in the amateurs and are pushed to fight better opposition through the hype.
     
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  5. drenlou

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    You mean what's his stock?
     
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  6. eltirado

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    That is the idea, Olympic Gold medalists will now have to do what Vasyl did or stay in the amateurs. Shiming was also brought up the hard way (both Vasyl & Shiming were Bob Arum), so maybe he didn't have time for stalling & wanted to see the end game in his lifetime...Which helped boxing a lot, Shiming got derailed, but picked a belt...Vasyl managed to become a legend, not a bad deal
     
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  7. Lemiwinks

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    I haven't watched shining at all to be honest. What this Ukrainian is doing is really unbelievable and unprecedented.
    His style I've never seen before. An aggressive slick boxer who barely gets hit! Very very impressive
     
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  8. Paranoid Android

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    Go away, Deformity.
     
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  9. eltirado

    eltirado Obsessed with Boxing Full Member

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    Shiming Olympic credit didn't translate well in the Pros. Vasyl fight vs Salido was the rudest welcome possible to the Pros but it seems to have helped Vasyl. Now it seems he is a class above the Boxing Elite
     
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  10. drenlou

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    Why don't you make me, deformity?
     
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  11. Lemiwinks

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    In a way salido was the best thing to happen to lomachenko. He was naive and it has taught him how unfair the pro ranks can be.
    He has a nasty streak in the ring now which I like
     
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  12. Russell

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    You didn't miss much, no worries.
     
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    You should watch it, its a great movie, very creepy and horrific. There is this one scene where Jack Nicholson walked in a shower and saw this beautiful lady nude, but as she got closer it was actually an ugly old lady. The movie was great, you should watch The Shining it will give you the creeps.
     
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  14. eltirado

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    The mind of a primate
     
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    We are all primates arent we?
     
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