Best fighter of the 1980's

Ask him, my only concern is who won the H2H that would decide the FOT80s between Leonard & Hagler.... the smaller, more talented Leonard won 7-5 on my card & got the call on 2 official cards so thats that, end of.

Sugar Ray Leonard = Best fighter of the 80s.

:good

 

hagler won on my card

so thats the start of an endless thread ,about an obvious crap decision

and i am not getting into this as it will come up again soon anyway:yep

 

What ones? Describe them.

 

I'm asking you. If you can't bring youself to answer it I can't see why you put so much faith in him. You say with unswerving ferver that "
Sugar Ray Leonard = Best fighter of the 80s"


Anyone who says he has an eye injury and then summarily fights over again, one after the other and "forgets" to take precaution in order to protect against it, obviously never had an injury at all. Which means I was right all along that the only reason this fight was put off for 5 years was he could never handle him in the first place and had to rely on the opposition to soften him up. Hence you hear Leonard suddenly come out after the Mugabi fight and proclaim "I want him, I can beat him"

and this wasnt the first time he did this. It was actually the second time. The first time was 3 years earlier in the Howard fight.

I dont blame you for not wanting to discuss it. It's embarrassing.

Does the best fighter of the 80s have to resort to such measures because he lacks confidence in his OWN abilities to handle another man on his own? I've never seen another case where this was true.

Leonard is a fraud! His legend is a myth and there's no truth behind t.

 

Robbi just tell us where you get them from. I promise not to use them if that's what's bothering you. I'm just curious to know how you found them

 

Mike Tyson...in my opinion.

 

Various places.

 

Hagler or Leonard. I'll go with Marv, due to dominance over a long period.

 

Chavez tyson and hagler

 

Haha, thanks for helping me out there. Immensely ripped up there Hagler.

 

It pains me to say it as I hate his arrogance, but it was Leonard:

20 Jeff Fenech
19 Myung Woo Yuh
18 Jung Koo Chang
17 Mike McCallum
16 Evander Holyfield
15 Pernell Whitaker
14 Jeff Chandler
13 Khoasio Galaxy
12 Salvador Sanchez
11 Azumah Nelson
10 Roberto Duran
9 Aaron Pryor
8 Eusebio Pedroza
7 Julio Cesar Chavez
6 Larry Holmes
5 Michael Spinks
4 Tommy Hearns
3 Mike Tyson
2 Marvin Hagler
1 Ray Leonard

 

I nominate Marvin Hagler.

 

Hagler or Leonard, for sure.

 

Sugar Ray Leonard - 2 WBA Titles, 4 WBC Titles = 6 titles in 5 weights {not including the the WBC welterweight title he took in 1979 from Benitez}

Wins over all time greats like Duran, Hearns and Hagler, record against these greats is W4 L1 D1.

I believe Sugar Ray Leonard is the greatest Pd 4 Pd fighter of all time

{and before everyone starts saying i'm nuthugging, I like all the 4 kings equally and my opinion is based on talent, skill and achievement and is not biased }