A couple of more and he will get up there in the top five. I am starting to repeat my own posts tonight, but, to add to what you are saying, he beat the top two rivals of his era (now that Joshua blew it). That is actually more than almost any great champ manages except Ali and Lewis. I know I am going to offend a few here, but it is not my intention. There are many reasons champs do not fight, or lose to their rivals. No offense to anyone, but... Dempsey: Did not fight Wills or Godfrey Louis: Never fought Lem Franklin, Turkey Thompson, Lee Q. Murray, Elmer Ray Marciano: Valdez had earned a #1 ranking, and didn't get his shot Patterson: Never Fought anyone Frazier: Lost to Foreman Foreman: Lot to Ali Holmes: Openly ducked Page and Thomas (and bragged about it) Tyson (Lost to Holyfield and Louis) Bowe (refused to fight Lewis) Klit Brothers (of course did not fight each other). He will have A LOT of trouble climbing past Ali, who cleaned out an amazing era, and Joe Louis, who is so respected just for the 25 defenses. But He really has done most of what he needs to do to be in the pantheon. How high he goes is entirely a matter of how long he wants to stay around.
Very true. Wlad was the most dominant heavyweight in history and Wilder the biggest puncher in history. He made them look stupid.
I'd wind up a 1971 Joe Frazier and turn him lose on Fury and 15 rounds later Tyson is bruised ,beaten reddened and the loser of a UD.
Please check the opponents on the resume of Ali and Louis and come back to me. They were all bums who lost to numerous bums.
Obvious troll is obvious. Ali has one of the greatest resumes not just in the division, but in any division. If you actually think this, log off and stop watching Boxing.