If Charles doesn't have a great resume then nobody in sport does. May sound harsh but anyone that doesn't understand Charles greatness needs to...
Rigondeaux in his prime was clearly the more skilled for me, not to take anything away from Shakur who I can think can have a great career.
Both handed it our well but feel Stewart took it better and he'd stop Audley.
I wouldn't favour anyone but there is always a style to beat anyone.
I'd favour Cerdan, he'd have to survive some scary moments as Benn was an enormous puncher but his quality would shine through.
Walcott knocked out men much larger then himself.
Meldrick Taylor post first Chavez fight.
1. Tiger Flowers (cause he needs more love) 2. Manny Pacquaio 3. Pernell Whitaker 4. Marvin Hagler 5. Vincente Salvador 6. Joe Calzaghe 7. Hector...
Solid list especially with Walcott and Sheppard (everyone that fought him stated he was the hardest puncher they faced)
Tiger Flowers needs more love.
Bruno by knockout in 5.
Nothing Floyd could have done would have made him as popular as Tyson or Ali regardless of the ppv model. He didn't have the charisma or fight...
I think if anything boxing was less popular in his popularity peak then when he debuted. Although it has been consistently going down however...
Curry in a competitive but clear decision.
Eveytime I've scored it always had Leonard winning by 2 points. I think the larger ring and agreeing to 12 rounds both request by Ray makes people...