The Man in the Box This content is protected Young Ahearn 69-14-12 Al McCoy 69-33-30 – World Middleweight Champion Jeff Smith 28-13-1 George Chip 62-20-8 – World Middleweight Champion Jack Dillon 166-14-24 – Hall of Famer – World Light Heavyweight Champion Battling Levinsky 136-29-26 – Hall of Famer – World Light Heavyweight Champion Jeff Smith 30-14-1 George Chip 65-23-9 – World Middleweight Champion Willie Meehan 65-12-33 – Beat Dempsey twice Augie Ratner 34-3-3 Jack Dillon 168-19-26 – Hall of Famer – World Light Heavyweight Champion Mike McTigue 44-16-3 – World Light Heavyweight Champion Al McCoy 70-38-31 – World Middleweight Champion Soldier Bartfield 96-20-19 Gunboat Smith 75-30-9 – Top Heavyweight Soldier Bartfield 96-21-19 Soldier Bartfield 97-22-19 Eddie McGoorty 77-13-15 – Claimed World Middleweight Champion Battling Levinsky 143-32-3 – Hall of Famer – World Light Heavyweight Champion Billy Miske 43-9-10 – Fought Dempsey for Heavyweight Title Leo Houck 109-23-18 Soldier Bartfield 99-24-22 Tommy Robson 41-14-6 Bill Brennan 40-8-5 – Fought Dempsey for Heavyweight Title Battling Levinsky 146-34-30 – Hall of Famer – World Light Heavyweight Champion Leo Houck 113-24-18 Bill Brennan 40-9-5 – Fought Dempsey for Heavyweight Title Billy Miske 48-11-10 – Fought Dempsey for Heavyweight Title Leo Houck 116-26-18 Battling Levinsky 147-35-30 – Hall of Famer – World Light Heavyweight Champion Willie Meehan 73-16-35 – Beat Dempsey twice Bartley Madden 20-9-4 Tommy Robson 43-17-6 Joe Borrell 50-25-10 Mike Gibbons 87-3-9 – Hall of Famer Bill Brennan 40-11-6 – Fought Dempsey for Heavyweight Title Battling Levinsky 148-37-31 – Hall of Famer – World Champion Bill Brennan 40-12-6 – Fought Dempsey for Heavyweight Title Jeff Smith 41-19-1 Battling Levinsky 151-38-31 – Hall of Famer – World Light Heavyweight Champion Mike McTigue 51-19-5 – World Light Heavyweight Champion Tommy Robson 49-20-7 Bob Moha 39-18-9 Tommy Gibbons 49-0-3 – Hall of Famer – Went 15 rounds with Dempsey for Heavyweight Title Bob Moha 39-19-9 Chuck Wiggins 23-5-3 Gunboat Smith 81-41-14 Bartley Madden 25-14-5 Bob Moha 40-20-9 Jeff Smith 57-21-2 Jeff Smith 57-22-2 Jack Renault 15-1-2 Bartley Madden 26-17-5 Kid Norfolk 59-7-1 – Hall of Famer Chuck Wiggins 31-12-6 Charley Weinert 53-12-3 Billy Shade 38-9-18 Homer Smith 38-11-4 Chuck Wiggins 35-14-6 Jeff Smith 65-25-3 Tommy Gibbons 75-1-3 – Hall of Famer – Went 15 rounds with Dempsey for Heavyweight Title Gene Tunney 48-0-2 – Hall of Famer – World Heavyweight Champion – Beat Dempsey twice Tommy Loughran 25-1-3 – Hall of Famer – World Light Heavyweight Champion Tommy Loughran 27-3-3 – Hall of Famer – World Light Heavyweight Champion Tommy Loughran 27-4-3 – Hall of Famer – World Light Heavyweight Champion Johnny Wilson 70-16-4 – World Middleweight Champion Lou Bogash 75-9-15 Chuck Wiggins 44-25-9 Bryan Downey 74-26-16 Tommy Loughran 33-7-4 – Hall of Famer – World Light Heavyweight Champion Johnny Wilson 73-17-4 – World Middleweight Champion Jackie Clark 112-53-38 Jimmy Slattery 48-1-0 – Hall of Famer – World Light Heavyweight Champion Jimmy Delaney 40-5-5 Augie Ratner 60-23-9 - Defeated four world champions in his career Jimmy Delaney 40-7-5 Johnny Wilson 75-21-4 – World Middleweight Champion Jack Reddick 25-5-3 Mickey Walker 49-9-1 – Hall of Famer – World Welterweight & Middleweight Champion Maxie Rosenbloom 32-3-5 – Hall of Famer – World Light Heavyweight Champion Roland Todd 60-11-3 Jimmy Delaney 46-10-6 Allentown Joe Gans 30-11-9
Again this is a stupid example of what you've been doing the whole thread, saying Whitaker fans say this and that but can you please show me 1, just 1 post where anyone has said anything like he beat 10 HOF fighters? If not either tone your trolling nonsense down or **** off.
Having fought a couple of those HOFer guys... I'm not sure, after 10, that I would be anything more than a drooling paraplegic, having some dear relative type my inane ramblings to you on a MUCH worse computer than I am, thankfully, able to now afford.
Get out, Magna. That's more sarcastic and ridiculous than the post you quoted. As it turns out, Greb has 13 on his record. Anything but child's play.
smh stop trying to act like you're not an alt and you're new here :-( you mad you lost an argument what good is it gonna do to make up a new name and start the argument all over again huh benny?
So what do you make of Greb, personally? Is his record - and fighting some much bigger men - enough to flat-out call him the greatest fighter of all-time considering there is footage of some of the top guys he beat? Or does it simply put him in the conversation, with the title being reserved for others we've seen in far more detail with resumes of their own that are nothing to sneeze at?
I think Greb is a lock for top 3. And I dunno that it matters to dispute any more than that. He's one of the best to ever do it. I gotta give my #1 to SRR- One of the most amazing resumes coupled with near invincibility on film. I watch his clips weekly. Observing him take apart guys like Jake LaMotta, Graziano, and decking a guy like Fullmer...I can't get over it, because I can't imagine another natural 150 pounder doing it. Greb, I'd love to see. I bet he looked pretty spectacular himself.
I would say he's more underrated. He's the only lightweight who deserves to be mentioned next to Benny Leonard. He's possabaly the best pure boxer ever. Not only was he the undisputed lightweight champion. He was also the light welterweight, welterweight and light middleweight champion. He also won an Olympic gold medal.
