true but as someone who just started taking up boxing late as **** and lacks pure talent, he sure motivates and inspires me
I thought Hide was an exciting win Hide was picked as favourite and was a big puncher and world rated HW Sanders was also an exciting win and had just beaten Wladimir in 2 rounds
Ok before i do these lists from what i've gathered from your post. Holyfield become a champion in 2001 so i can include his resume from before 2000s aswell ? as i believe you've stated unless i'm not reading it correctly ? List the 5 you rate the highest historically 1. Lewis 2. Wladimir 3. Holyfield 4. Usyk 5. Vitali List which 5 you feel have the best singular win 1. Rahman beating Lewis 2. Holyfield beating Tyson 3. Sanders beating Wladimir 4. Lewis beating Vitali 5. Fury beating Wladimir List which 5 you feel have had the best reigns 1. Lewis 2. Wladimir 3. Holyfield 4. Usyk 5. Vitali List the 5 who you feel are the best 1. Lewis 2. Wladimir 3. Holyfield 4. Usyk 5. Vitali So have i got this right with the lists ? @bailey let me know.
Klitschko defeated Byrd twice, and also has wins over Peter x 2, Ibragimov, Rahman, Chagaev and Haye.
Holyfield never beat Tyson in the 21st century. And why do you rank his 21st century reign so high? He lost to John Ruiz in his first WBA defense.
Read the OP's post. "Take their overall careers, not just from the start of the century if their careers started before then."
Good points but I meant exciting due to the quality of the opponent, now necessarily that it was an exciting guy he beat.
You are looking at the original line up of champions It was based on below The fighters on the list who won 4 or more HW title fights L Brewster (4-2) C Byrd (5-2-1) T Fury (5-2-1) E Holyfield (10-8-1) A Joshua (9-4) V Klitschko (15-2) W Klitschko (25-4) L Lewis (16-2-1) A Povetkin (5-2) J Ruiz (4-5-1-1NC) O Usyk (7-0) N Valuev (6-2) D Wilder (10-2-1)
I thought Sanders would have been considered that way It was only for a short time, but I think he was the #2 HW