What Fighter In The Past 15 Years Has The Most Quality Wins On His Record?

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  1. Peppermint

    Peppermint Boxing Junkie Full Member

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    Without taking loses into account or who is the most talented fighter, just quality wins against HOFers or future HOF type fighters in or close to their primes. Not just good wins, but great wins. For me, It is close between Oscar and Pacquiao, but I think Oscar edges it out.
     
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  2. crimson

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    Welcome to the forum.
     
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  3. VecArrow

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    he lost a lot of the big fights.
     
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  4. Peppermint

    Peppermint Boxing Junkie Full Member

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    Thank you Crimson. VecArrow, just talking about wins, not loses.
     
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  5. Wiirdo

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    I would say De La Hoya.

    Quartey
    Whitaker
    Mayorga
    Vargas
    Chavez x2
    Camacho
    Hernandez

    Also a great second-tier of wins

    Sturm
    Carr
    Gatti
    Molina
    Leijas
    Ruelas
    Campas
    Castillejo

    Also has an excellent argument for wins against prime Trinidad and Mosley.
     
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  6. Marcelo

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    nobody comes close to Pac!!!
     
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  7. TwoFistedPiston

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    Pacquaio(on paper anyway)

    Marquez
    Morales x2
    Barrera x2
    Hatton
    Cotto
    De La Hoya
     
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  8. TwoFistedPiston

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    Hopkins
    Johnson
    Tarver
    Pavlik
    Wright
    De La Hoya
    Trinidad
    Jones Jr

    Again on paper its quite the list but..
     
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  9. LancsTerrible

    LancsTerrible Different Forms of Game. Full Member

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    Oscar, Hopkins, Pacquaio, Lewis, Floyd all have a strong claim.

    I'd come down to Oscar and Lewis. And I'd take Oscar because of his run before Trinidad.
     
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  10. ocelot

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    Calzaghe, Wlad or Haye. No, just kidding. Probably Pac.
     
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  11. Rumsfeld

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    Hopkins and Pacquiao were the names that immediately jumped to mind for me before opening this thread.

    :good
     
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  12. Zopilote

    Zopilote Dinamita Full Member

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    Pacquiao
     
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  13. Gonzarelli

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    Talk about a pre-programmed response!:lol:
     
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  14. lufcrazy

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    hmmmm im just gonna play devils advocate here.

    floyd beat:

    corrales
    castillo*2
    gatti
    judah
    hatton
    oscar
    marquez
    mosley

    now i know people will discredit certain wns, and i aint a floyd fan by any stretch of the imagnation. but in terms of actual number of future hof'ers beaten. i bet not many will have bettered floyd since 95.
     
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  15. VecArrow

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    Oscar lost to.

    Floyd
    Pacquiao
    Hopkins
    Mosley
    Trinidad

    Lost to more HOF boxers than he beat.
     
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