Louis #9 and SRL #17 for me, Noel.
I've been waiting for this response, Swag. Asking a PI to provide sources......I immediately thought to myself "oh, don't worry, you'll get your...
Underrated P4P, overrated purely as a HW, disregarding size.
Brilliant as Fighting Harada was, Eder Jofre was even better.
Even at Flyweight, Jimmy Wilde was small, usually coming in below the current Minimumweight limit.
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Langford was past peak at the start, and shot by the end of, his series with Wills. I agree Wills ranks higher at HWZ though. Langford has a...
Fighting Harada wasn't a world champion when Jose Medel KO'd him, but he was by the time he won their rematch.
Lewis has a far, far deeper win resume.
Jimmy McLarnin is typically ranked higher on ATG p4p lists than you'd imagine a fighter with a 55-11-3 record would be. That said, yes, Mike,...
I'd favour the versions of Kessler at SMW and Hopkins at LHW that Joe fought, over any version of McCallum, though unfair as Mike was prime at LMW...
I suspect that, if at some point during early 1903, you said that the long standing LW world champion and already ATG Joe Gans, who would hold his...
I only consider retired fighters and also don't consider myself knowledgeable enough on Sullivan to assess his historical standing, so don't...
No, definitely not. Ali and Louis would likely be 50/50 split as the divisions all time #1 and #2, though.
Hmmm. If what you said was intended to communicate that Calzaghe, by just about every metric, was roughly an average sized SMW for the era in...
