:lol: I was just being conservative. Freddie Dawson > Ken Norton.
It's the best heavyweight record of course, but there are lighter weights who **** all over it. Therefore, if we are discounting historical...
Ali has a great record, but I wouldn't call it astonishing. A fighter like George Chuvalo wasn't really any better than Virgil Akins, infact Akins...
Billy Backus was basically a white Hearns and look what happened to him. Alright, he beat Napoles on cuts the first time but it was a fluke.
Ali was a great single weight champion and comes in at about #12 on my list.
Same, I was thinking of starting a few threads on John Henry Lewis and his lot as well, another underrated area.
Mickey Walker scaled more weights than Benny Leonard, but I rate Leonard higher. It's not necessarily about weights scaled, it can also be about...
Through choice. Hagler'd outpunch all of them if he wanted to. And yeah I'd go with Valdez and Tiger.
Well I would, it'd make my night complete. Which tells us a lot.
Benny Leonard is another contender. Infact if I saw someone rate him #1 I'd be over the Moon and wouldn't object. He's got a great record.
I used to have a quick forty or fifty second clip of Norfolk sparring for one of his fights with Tiger Flowers (didn't show Flowers though),...
I knew some arse faced **** would come up with that - newspaper decisions/lack of Ring ratings. Now this is not another Harry Greb thread. It...
I was going to take the **** but you do have a point. I thought he was 6ft 2in for a while until everywhere changed it to 5ft 11 1/2in a couple of...
Usually it's Ray Robinson with Henry Armstrong in second place, although I'm fully aware of Harry Greb, who even I rate in second place. As of...
I thought that. I'd rather have fought fifty elite fighters than fight ten of them five times each.
