GGG is a good mention. Robbed in first two Canelo fights then has to wait four years as his prime slips away for a final rematch.
Each of them on their best day...I'm going with Walcott.
He beat Grant and Harrison. So what? You glossed over the fact that Toney did enough to beat Ruiz and Rahman. They were better than any of the...
I still have to give the edge to Lewis with his wins over Tua, Vitali, McCall, Rahman, Briggs, Morrison and Mercer even though a strong argument...
Going with Oscar by SD. Good close fight.
He technically beat Ruiz and Rahman but those decisions were overturned. Not sure why you would list Stiverne, Chisora or Helenius who weren't any...
I would go with Benavidez by UD. Braddock lost to lesser fighters who were LHWs.
Lomachenko/Haney
So you're asking which middleweights beat Jones at 175? Do any of them get to take steroids too?
Toney had better wins than Wilder at HW and went the distance with better competition while being a relatively small HW that started out at MW.
The fighters I chose still stand on those terms.
These type of questions are very subjective and often lack context. A fighter can have a big right hand, but if most of his KO's are B or C level...
Most sources have Biggs at 229 for that fight. Skinny or not, he was a capable HW. Wilder was 215 and punched like a mule.
Dempsey and Louis were beating much larger men in their day. You'd probably have to go back to pre-Dempsey era vs. 70s era when the disparity...
Fury is shot. He has no mobility left in his feet or hips. Big guys like him can't bounce all that weight around indefinitely. His joints are...