Who do you think has the best 4 wins in boxing history?

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  1. PhillyPhan69

    PhillyPhan69 Obsessed with Boxing Full Member

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    Hard to say, there are some good ones mentioned and likely more to come

    Salvador Sanchez
    1 Azumah Nelson
    2 Wilfredo Gomez
    3 Danny Lopez
    4 Ruben Castillo
     
  2. Blaxx

    Blaxx Member Full Member

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    SRR:
    Henry Armstrong
    Kid Gavilan
    Jake La Motta
    Fritzie Zivic
     
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  3. swagdelfadeel

    swagdelfadeel Obsessed with Boxing Full Member

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    Ali:
    Liston
    Foreman
    Frazier (2x)
    Patterson

    Lewis:
    Tyson
    Holyfield (2x if he'd gotten the decision in their first fight instead of the laughable draw)
    Klitschko
    Take your pick Tua or Ruddock, (though I wouldn't argue with Golota) Underrated performance.
     
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  4. Frankus

    Frankus Active Member Full Member

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    Ray Robinson is hard to overlook.

    Armstrong
    Gavilan
    Basilio
    Lamotta or Zivic

    All 5 are arguably top 100 ATGs
     
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  5. UltimateDestroyer

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    Duran and Hagler were far from their best when Leonard beat them. Hearns was supposedly weight drained. Good wins all the same and I suppose you can pick holes in most fighters best wins.
     
  6. Greb & Papke 707

    Greb & Papke 707 Active Member Full Member

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    Harry Greb;
    Gene Tunney
    Maxie Rosenbloom
    Tommy Loughran
    Mickey Walker
    Jack Blackburn...
    Pretty hard to overlook this man
     
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  7. KidDynamite

    KidDynamite Boxing Addict banned Full Member

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    Lol

    Lewis win over Tyson is equivalent to Ali's win over Archie Moore.

    Holyfield was also old and way past it ... He should have never even been champion at that point in his career .... He was years removed from his prime and much battle worn by then.

    Klitschko won was due to cuts ... He then proceeded to duck Klitschko into retirement. Lewis was actually losing the fight and got a lucky win due to a bad cut.

    Tua was a solid win. Ruddock was finished after Tyson. Golota was a good win but Golota never reached elite status mostly due to his mentality when it came to boxing ...
     
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  8. SheenLantern

    SheenLantern Active Member Full Member

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    I think Hagler was a lot closer to his best in that fight than Leonard was.
     
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  9. SolomonDeedes

    SolomonDeedes Active Member Full Member

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    Jimmy Bivins is probably up there - Ezzard Charles, Archie Moore, Joey Maxim, Charley Burley.
     
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  10. NoNeck

    NoNeck Pugilist Specialist Full Member

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    Spinks:
    Holmes x2
    Qawi
    Marvin Johnson
     
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  11. Indefatigable

    Indefatigable Active Member banned Full Member

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    Yes! Ali fought 3 prime monsters who each could crush 95% of all the other Heavyweight Champions on their best day. No one has run a gauntlet like that. And for 2 of them, Ali was old.
     
  12. McGrain

    McGrain Diamond Dog Staff Member

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    Guys, it's Sam Langford:

    Joe Gans
    Harry Wills
    Tiger Flowers
    Kid Norfolk

    Or Sam Langford:

    Sam McVey
    Stanley Ketchel
    Jeff Clark
    Elbows McFadden

    I think probably Sam Langford though. Who else are we naming that beat some of hte best lightweight of his generation AND some of the best heavyweights of his generation? It is absolutely ****ing crazy. The equivalent would be Teofimo Lopez knocking out Glowacki and Mchunu. He is unparalleled.
     
  13. Mod-Mania

    Mod-Mania Boxing Addict Full Member

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    I hope this is a joke, but if it's not:

    Kovalev was shot
    Cotto was well past prime and definitly NOT his best weight
    He lost the first GGG fight clear as day
    Beat the *** out of Lara?? don't get me started on this one, Canelo barley touched him the whole fight.
     
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  14. George Crowcroft

    George Crowcroft Obsessed with Boxing Full Member

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    Please don't put GÅ‚owacki on the same level as Mchunu. He's way better.
     
  15. McGrain

    McGrain Diamond Dog Staff Member

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    Tefolio would need to crush both of them like whipped dogs to recreate what Langford did. Dogs. Whipped ones.