Top tier guys for me that I have not seen mentioned yet... Rubin Carter Stanley Ketchel Marcel Cerdan AL Hostack
The IBRO ranks him #7 at Middleweight. He is a fun fighter to watch - that is for sure, seldom a dull moment with him in the ring... But his...
I tend to agree with that assessment, so much came so easily and so quickly - world champ at 17! - that (in my opinion) he never developed the...
With respect, sir, I believe it is Joe Louis Barrow. The legend is that he ran out of room filling in his name on his Professional Boxing...
1 Jimmy Wilde 2 Miguel Canto 3 Pascual Perez 4 Pancho Villa 5 Fidel LaBarba 6 Midget Wolgast 7 Santos Laciar 8 Frankie Genaro 9 Benny...
If he doesn't get DQ'd the One Man Riot, The beer keg that Walks, The Two Ton Son Tony Galento MUGS brave David and wins (like he did against Lou...
I agree with you and I am on record as having said that is what he could grow into BEFORE the last Olympics. BTW he was the only american...
International Boxing Research Org. ALL TIME Heavyweiight RANKINGS 1. Joe Louis 2. Muhammad Ali 3. Jack Johnson 4. Jack Dempsey 5. Rocky...
Benvenuti and the trilogy with Emile Griffith
1. Joe Louis 2. Muhammad Ali 3. Jack Johnson 4. Jack Dempsey 5. Rocky Marciano 6. Larry Holmes 7. James J. Jeffries 8. George...
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Here is 20 since the division is so deep and so many are so very close... Harry Greb Carlos Monzon Marvin Hagler Ray Robinson Stanley Ketchel...
Pure power - not resume or delivery system Billy Petrolle Roberto Duran Edwin Rosario Andy Ganigan Edwin Valero would be my picks strictly...
1927-09-22 Gene Tunney, Chicago, IL KO (Left hook) 7 (10) 2:21 1927-06-21 Jack Sharkey, The Bronx, NYKO (Left hook) 7 (15) 0:45...
International Boxing Research Org. Agrees with lefthook31... 1. Joe Louis 2. Muhammad Ali 3. Jack Johnson 4. Jack Dempsey 5....
