Yeah, Marshall was kind of an inspiration for this thread... I was working on a top 50 MW, and couldn't put my finger on my I had him lower than I...
*I consider SRR the best Welter anyway, obviously... just also think he would be number 1 at 154lb, too.
Whose legacy do you think could have potentially been enhanced by campaigning at a half-weight above/below 160, if the option was there for them?...
Jeffries Johnson Louis Liston Ali That is all. I think they beat all who came before them.
Haha, McGrain and McVey have forgotten more about boxing than I'll ever know. But would be nice if they contributed to my harmless McThread.
Knew I'd forget a few.
Actually, this is a serious question: I put McGovern very high (top 30-35 ever), and McCallum much lower (top 90-100)... But I always wondered who...
Who are the top 5 Mc's, and in what order? McGovern? McLarnin? McFarland? McCallum? I'm a bit drunk... so I may have overlooked a few. I will also...
Aside from Robinson being too low and Moore being too high (both just my humble opinions), that's one of the better top tens I've seen, to be...
Nowadays, I'd say the ref steps in about round 6-8 to save Wlad on his feet, taking too much punishment. In prime Holmes' time, I think Klitschko...
My thoughts too, or something thereabouts. Not outside the top 3.
Controversial, Mr Crowcroft! I can see someone preferring Langford or maybe Greb for GOAT, and I gather you're a huge Ezzard Charles fan... Where...
Yes, for me, Sugar Ray Robinson is number 1. No fighter is perfect (SRR's defence wasn't perfect). I can see arguments for any one of three...
Sonny Liston vs Floyd Mayweather Jr :boxing1
David Price. That dodgy chin is earning him a fortune, these days.