Gans B Leonard Ross McFarland Ike Williams C Ortiz Welsh
Armstrong Pep Saddler Arguello Dixon Canzoneri Sanchez
Robinson Ray Leonard Walker Napoles Britton Gavilan Griffith
Jofre Olivares McGovern M Ortiz P Herman Al Brown Harada
Wilde Canto Genaro Perez Wolgast Villa B Lynch
I like your list a lot, along with your reasoning. As for for my own similarities and differences compared with my old lists... Same as in the...
Excellent question. The 17th greatest is quite clearly and obviously Jimmy Wilde.
Ali is probably a good example of that old maxim, "the one that hurts you is the one you don't see coming." Devastating speed for a heavyweight.
Robinson Burley Hearns Ketchel T Ryan
Tried to make a top 10, then 20... ended up with 31! If I were to cut it down, who doesn't belong? 1. Sam Langford 2. Bob Fitzsimmons 3. Joe...
Long time no see! But I just love myself a list, so here's mine: 1. Sonny Liston 2. Stanley Ketchel 3. Jimmy Wilde 4. Sam Langford 5. Joe Gans 6....
My 25 - 30: 25. Jeanette 26. Moorer 27. E Ray 28. T Sharkey 29. Quawi 30. Bivins
Sugar Ray Robinson, Thomas Hearns, and probably Armstrong. That's it, I think.
Moore was my number 21. What position do you feel he deserves, according to the parameters?
I certainly should consider him. I guess guys who peaked at 215, I just didn't think about. Where does he slot in, when he's that light?
