And Johnson beat him. Would Langford have ever beaten Johnson? Maybe, about once in a series of five fights I should imagine.
Benny Leonard and Willie Pep, but in fairness they beat several contenders in the weights above. Not sure about Carlos Monzon, probably just...
No, it means little. It's not 'pound-for-pound' then. We are rating fighters for how good they were for their own weight.
It's got some good names, some great names, and a lot of names who are famous because they fought The Mouth.
You think? Normally I'd commend a good challenge but Dr Z is, and has always been, ****. (No offence to the man with the imaginary PhD).
Because, when you take away the fame and historical significance, he didn't do as much as the rest. A lot would need to be added for Ali's...
Nice one. Definitely one of Williams' better scalps, probably slightly underneath Willie Joyce but just above Enrique Bolanos.
I should stop messing about or people will think I'm mad. 1. Henry Armstrong 2. Harry Greb 3. Ray Robinson 4. Sam Langford 5. Benny Leonard 6....
He weighed 202lbs in one of his fights against Sam McVea.
Well if I can't choose those three then I'll pick Sam Langford.
No you didn't.
1. Harry Greb 2. Benny Leonard 3. Willie Pep 4. Barney Ross 5. Tony Canzoneri 6. Roberto Duran 7. Jimmy Wilde 8. Eder Jofre 9. Jack Dempsey 10....
Well if you don't like Dempsey then my second choice was Rocky Marciano.
Max Schmeling was a pretty good puncher actually. But my pick would definitely be Jack Dempsey.
167lbs Bob '1050 psi' Fitzsimmons.
