Roberto Duran - Ray Leonard I Jose Napoles - Billy Backus II probably, his comeback in this fight after his first loss was nothing short of...
Patterson may have the speed but Louis has the timing and accuracy, his most notable attributes outside of power and combination punching, all of...
Antonio Avelar is up there for me, never in a dull fight.
Jung Koo Chang - Hilario Zapata Round 1 - 10 - 9 Round 2 - 10 - 9 Round 3 - 10 - 9 Round 4 - 10 - 9 Round 5 - 9 - 10 Round 6 - 10 - 9 Round 7 -...
Marcos Maidana schooling Broner was timeless, watching AJ knock Wladimir out in a packed pub was monumental, announcing the start of a new era...
Heavyweight: Evander Holyfield Light Heavyweight: Tommy Hearns Middleweight: Julian Jackson Welterweight: Meldrick Taylor Junior Welterweight:...
Can't point out why exactly but I feel Morales would be the slight favourite to pull out a decision win but it's close.
Most heavyweights from that era aren't looked upon in a favourable light really with the few exceptions, poor video quality, the connections to...
Not a fan of boxing movies generally, can't stand any of the Rocky films but I really enjoy Cinderella Man and Raging Bull, more biographical...
That would make for possibly the most gripping thread of the year.
Dave Sands deserves a mention alongside Les Darcy as countrymen, potential to be one of the top guys in one of the strongest middleweight eras ever
Golota was frustrated that he couldn't put Bowe away and resorted to low blows which points to his chin being somewhere around Homer Simpsons,...
Wilfredo Gomez is probably top for me, when he smelt blood the fight was over.
No order: Ray Robinson Ezzard Charles Willie Pep Henry Armstrong Sam Langford Harry Greb Roberto Duran Benny Leonard Archie Moore Eder Jofre
Frazier stops him in the late rounds or wins a wide decision, can't see any other outcome
