Who was the most unbeatable at a weight class?

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  1. janitor

    janitor VIP Member

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    No such thing.
     
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  2. JohnThomas1

    JohnThomas1 VIP Member

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    To be fair he did say "most unbeatable" as wild as that is.
     
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  3. Blaxx

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    SRR at 147

    Was actually unbeaten at the weight
    Beat ATGs at the weight
    Beat MWs while he himself was under 147

    A lot of other candidates were either beaten (early or past prime or whatever) or didn't have to contend against a great generation.
     
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  4. Kell Macabe

    Kell Macabe I don’t know s*** about boxing Full Member

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    Robinson At 147
    Pep (pre crash)
    Duran at 135
    Charles at 160
    Whitaker at 135
     
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  5. George Crowcroft

    George Crowcroft He Who Saw The Deep Full Member

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    Why at 160? He should really have two losses to Overlin at 160.
     
  6. RealDeal

    RealDeal Pugilist Specialist Full Member

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    I have always thought the same about Hagler fighting under modern weigh-in rules (although I think you meant to say junior middleweight, as opposed to junior welterweight). He would be unstoppable.
     
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  7. Showstopper97

    Showstopper97 The Icon Full Member

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    Mayweather - 130
    Pryor - 140
    Jones - 168
    Chavez - 135
    Hearns - 154
    Armstrong - 126
    Marciano - 190/>200 (he would be a CW today)
    Robinson - 147 (would have said Leonard, but he lost to Duran)
     
  8. Raj_Patel

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    I don't get it.
     
  9. Raj_Patel

    Raj_Patel Member banned Full Member

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    Harry Greb.

    End. Of. Thread.
     
  10. Raj_Patel

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    Robinson beats Walker and Leonard!?!?
     
  11. Raj_Patel

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    Tzyu stops Pryor... undersized Arugello came damn close, but Pryor was slipped the magic potion.

    Jones loses to Canelo.

    Chavez gets raped by guys like Duran, Ortiz, Ike Williams.

    Armstrong was rubbish at Featherweight. A bloated Midget Wolgast, in the rounds he actually decidedto fight, was beating Hank to the punch.
     
  12. Showstopper97

    Showstopper97 The Icon Full Member

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    Nah. Pryor was durable af with insane stamina & work rate. Tszyu struggled with pressure (Philips, Hatton). Pryor wass better than both of them would drown Tszyu with constant pressure. Tszyu will have his moments (maybe even drop Pryor), but Pryor will get back up immediately & go to a 10th TKO Stoppage - after Tszyu's corner (or the referee) stops the fight.

    Lol

    Don't know about that. Chavez (even though only had 6 fights) was a force at 135. He might not beat them all, but then maybe he would.

    He was still formidable & it's just my opinion bro.
     
  13. he grant

    he grant Historian/Film Maker

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    Robinson at 147

    Jones at 160 and 168
     
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  14. Mike Cannon

    Mike Cannon Boxing Addict Full Member

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    Your right not to get it, my mistake soz.
    I had thought the thread meant at what weight was the multiple champs best at ie: they might have been champ in 2/3 weights , but which was their unbeatable weight , not sure if that's any clearer :cool: keep well.
     
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  15. swagdelfadeel

    swagdelfadeel Obsessed with Boxing

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