2010s 1, Roman Gonzalez 2. Floyd Mayweather 3. Manny Pacquiao 4. Andre Ward 5. Vasyl Lomachenko 6. Saul Alvarez 7. Guillermo Rigondeaux 8. Juan Francisco Estrada 9. Srisaket Sor Rungvisai 10. Naoya Inoue 11. Oleksander Usyk 12. Nonito Donaire 13. Gennadiy Golovkin 15. Donnie Nietes 16, Sergey Kovalev 17. Juan Manuel Marquez 18. Terence Crawford 19. Mikey Garcia 20. Tyson Fury 21. Artur Beterbiev 22. Kazuto Ioka 23. Wladimir Klitschko 24. Kosei Tanaka 25. Moruti Mthalane just hope i havent made any glaring omissions <3
The 1950s is officially logged, but unfortunately it will be at least a few weeks before I finalize everything on that. Meanwhile, keep the lists coming in for the 1960s and beyond.
1960s 1. Muhammad Ali 2. Eder Jofre 3. Dick Tiger 4. Vicente Saldviar 5. Carlos Ortiz 6. Jose Torres 7. Emile Griffith 8. Bob foster 9. Fighting Harada 10.Nino Benvenuti
2010`s 1 Floyd Mayweather 2 Manny Pacquiao 3 Andre Ward 4 Saul Alvarez 5 Terance Crawford 6 Oleksandr Usyk 7 Roman Gonzalez 8 Gennady Golovkin 9 Vasily Lomachenko 10 Naoya Inoue 11 Guillermo Rigondeaux 12 Juan Estrada 13 Nonito Donaire 14 Wladimir Klitschko 15 Sergio Martinez 16 Mikey Garcia 17 Sergey Kovalev 18 Srisaket Sor Rungvisai 19 Tyson Fury 20 Anthony Joshua 21 Carl Froch 22 Timothy Bradley 23 Errol Spence 24 Pongsaklek Wonjongkam 25 Juan Manuel Marquez
Once I finalize everything on the 1950s, I'm going to immediately close the 1960s. I'm still probably 2 weeks or so away from getting there. But once we hit April-May-June, I'm going to try my very best to crank through the remaining decades more quickly than I have to date. In the meantime, for those who have not done lists for the 1960s - 2010s, please continue submitting those at your leisure. Cheers!
This isn't related to this video, but a video doing a 16 man tournament of the 175 division, similar to what the Heavyweight division tournament was, would be amazing! Especially because no one really talks about 175 as much as they do with the other major divisions (200+, 135, 160, etc.). Would be very interesting to hear how a hypothetical match up of Michael Spinks and Gene Tunney goes, Sergey Kovalev and Dmitry Bivol, Roy Jones vs Archie Moore, etc.
RJ Peck's list VIII. 1960s 1. Carlos Ortiz 2. Vicente Saldivar 3. Muhammad Ali 4. Emile Griffith 5. Dick Tiger 6. Nino Benvenuti 7. Fighting Harada 8. Eder Jofre 9. Jose Torres 10. Sonny Liston 1970s 1. Roberto Duran 2. Carlos Monzon 3. Muhammed Ali 4. Alexis Arguello 5. Miguel Canto 6. Wilfredo Gomez 7. Joe Fraiser 8. George Foreman 9. Carlos Zarate 10. Jose Napoles 1980s 1. Marvelous Marvin Hagler 2. Sugar Ray Leonard 3. Salvador Sanchez 4. Michael Spinks 5. Thomas Hearns 6. Julio Cesar Chavez 7. Evander Holyfield 8. Mike McCallum 9. Roberto Duran 10. Larry Holmes 11. Aaron Pryor 12. Mike Tyson 13. Jeff Fenech 1990s 1. Roy Jones Jr 2. Pernell Whitaker 3. Ricardo Lopez 4. Oscar De La Hoya 5. Felix Trinidad 6. James Toney 7. Evander Holyfield 8. Lennox Lewis 9. Naseem Hamed 10. Terry Norris 2000s 1. Manny Pacquiao 2. Floyd Mayweather Jr 3. Bernard Hopkins 4. Joe Calzaghe 5. Juan Manuel Marquez 6. Marco Antonio Barrera 7. Erik Morales 8. Winky Wright 9. Miguel Cotto 10. Israel Vasquez 2010s 1. Floyd Mayweather Jr 2. Manny Pacquiao 3. Roman Chocolatito Gonzalez 4. Vasily Lomachenko 5. Andre Ward 6. Gennady Golovkin 7. Naoya Inoue 8. Saul Canelo Alvarez 9. Timothy Bradley 10. Terence Crawford 11. Sergio Martinez
Funny final voting results for the 1940's survey, eheh. Still, this is a great thing you're doing here Rummy. Keep'em coming
XI. 1990s 1.Roy Jones Jr. 2.Pernell Whitaker 3.Oscar De La Hoya 4.Felix Trinidad 5.Lennox Lewis 6.Shane Mosley 7.Evander Holyfield 8.Naseem Hamed 9.Terry Norris 10. James Toney Honorable mention Ricardo Lopez. TBH ive never watched one of his fights so i don't feel comfortable ranking him. His accomplishments however are extremely impressive.