Who has the Best Resume Ever?

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  1. FlatNose

    FlatNose Boxing Addict Full Member

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    Thank you, I forgot about those guys. Also add Mickey Walker and Henry Armstrong.
     
  2. Sweet Pea

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    Sam Langford
    Harry Greb
    Ray Robinson
    Ezzard Charles
    Archie Moore
    Holman Williams
    Jimmy McLarnin
    Benny Leonard
    Henry Armstrong
    Lou Ambers
    Sammy Angott
    Fritzie Zivic

    .....and many, many more.
     
  3. Minotauro

    Minotauro Boxing Addict Full Member

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    Langford, Greb and Charles.
     
  4. calzaghe1979

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    Sugar Ray Robinson. No Contest!
     
  5. Sweet Pea

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    False.
     
  6. Borincano

    Borincano Boxing Junkie Full Member

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    I just believe the old time fighters were force to have more fights back then compared to now. So fighters like Ali and Holyfield have great resumes alognside the old greats.
     
  7. emallini

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    Most of Lewis Wins are Against Contenders. His best wins are Against Klitschko and A Past it Holyfield.

    Holy Beat a Miles Better Version of Tyson.

    He has the 2nd Coming of Foreman who wasnt bad as he grabbed a strap in his 2nd Career.

    Holys Win Against Holmes is on Par with Lewis win over Tyson. Thats how shot mike was.

    Holy has wins over 2 Great Cruiserweights.

    Holy is the only man to beat Bowe. Bowe was great in his Prime.

    Holy has Moorer Aswell.

    Lewis has Mostly Re Cycled Contenders. Holy Actually beat guys who were champs in their own right.
     
  8. emallini

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  9. 'Ben'

    'Ben' Boxing Addict Full Member

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    True but what about Ali?

    Foreman. (prime)
    Frazier. (prime)
    Liston. (prime)
    Noroton. (prime)
    Shavers. (prime)
    Patterson.
    Moore.

    That has to be the best resume for sure.
     
  10. smitty_son408

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    Greb
    Langford
    Charles
    Ali
    B.Leonard
    Armstrong
    etc.
     
  11. mgdb26

    mgdb26 Boxing Addict Full Member

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    He's fought a ton of big names but he hasn't beaten a bunch of big names.
     
  12. smitty_son408

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    What tier does Mickey Walker's resume rate in your opinion Pea?
     
  13. Royal-T-Bag

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    Sam Langford, Sugar Ray Roinson, Sugar Ray Leonard, Roberto Duran, Ali, De La Hoya
     
  14. richie leon

    richie leon Boxing Addict Full Member

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    Ali's my choice as well. Fought everybody who was anybody in the HW-class from the mid-60's to the late 70's, maybe the best heavyweight era ever, and beat them all. Incomporable.
     
  15. Akxtinguish

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    The Golden Boy has an incredible list of opponents (regardless of the result).

    The names that stand out the most:

    Pacman
    Mayweather Jr.
    Hopkins
    Mosely
    Vargas
    Gatti
    Tito Trinidad
    Ike Bazooka
    JC Chavez
    Macho Camacho
    Sweet P