(no particular order) Marquez (Juan Manuel) Marquez (Rafael) Cotto Katsidis Morales Haye Lewis (even though he only had a few fights) Vazquez Moore Barrios
Somewhat of a misleading comment seeing as Erik Morales was undefeated from 1993 too 2002. Beat only once in his prime by an A+ fighter.
1. Kostya Tszyu 2. Mike Tyson 3. Erik Morales 4. Dariusz Michalczweski 5. Wladimir Klitschko 6. Vitali Klitschko 7. Juan Manueal Marquez 8. Miguel Cotto 9. Tomasz Adamek 10. Ike Quartey All in no particular order.
Never really been one to have favourites (just a fan of boxing as a whole and not particular fighters) but if there's been fighters i've had a soft spot for in this period then two come to mind and thats El terrible Morales and Tito Trinidad.
1: Manny Pacquiao 2: Floyd Mayweather 3: Ricky Hatton 4: Miguel Cotto 5: Oscar de la Hoya 6: Roy Jones 7: Joe Calzaghe 8: Mike Tyson 9:Arturo Gatti 10: Lennox Lewis
well we're talking about this decade. and if you start introducing stipulations for losses, not being in prime, in shape, focused etc. then no boxer would have a competitive loss. Morales is my number 1, that's about as big a compliment as I can give him.
1. Ricky Hatton (No surprise there) 2. Mike Tyson 3. Naseem Hamed 4. Erik Morales 5. Roy Jones 6. Joe Calzaghe 7. Jorge Arce 8. Alex Arthur 9. Michael Gomez 10. Amir Khan (Will probably become my favourite fighter of this decade but others in the list were around for all of the 00-09 decade well apart from Naz)
I don't introduce stipulations, I introduce common sense. Your wording was misleading, not a big deal.
Roy Jones jr Miguel Cotto Diego Corrales Bernard Hopkins Arturo Gatti Bredis Prescott ( just for KOing Kahn) Shane Mosley Jab Judah ( fastest hands in boxing, still say he dropped mayweather) Jose Luis Castillo Floyd Mayweather Yuriorkis Gamboa
Hatton De La Hoya (although in the 90's he'd a been my #1) Calzaghe Marquez Barrera Winky Mosley Pavlik Margarito Gamboa