My dozen, in no particular order: Liston Duran Langford Sanchez Fitzsimmons Gans Wilde Ketchel Hearns Frazier Choynski Foreman
I find it difficult knowing where to place Ketchel and Sanchez, for example. We longingly wonder what could or would have happened. Which other...
My recent heavyweight list has Bowe at 12. I rate 75% h2h and 25% resume. Controversial :)
Well I guess his prime weight was around 170 (I always add on a couple of pounds for the guys who didn't do same-day weigh-ins). So I would give...
I have him at 34. In and around Fitz, Corbett, Jeanette territory.
Due to my criteria, I have Burley very high at WW. I rate roughly 75% H2H (how much ass I think they could kick) and 25% resume (how much ass they...
1. Dempsey 2. Marciano 3. Langford 4. Charles 5. Tunney?/Patterson?...
I don't think too much of gym stories, but I heard that Liston was so old, he sparred Luis Ortiz, when Ortiz was only in his early 60s (28-29...
None. But I'd see the Louis and Holmes fights as 50:50.
This. I have him at number 30, so naturally somewhere between 25 and 35 sounds about right to me.
For now. I'm a big fan of ranking active fighters in all of my lists. It makes the lists more dynamic. I like the way the active fighters usually...
1. Foreman 2. Lewis 3. Holmes 4. Tyson 5. Holyfield 6. Bowe 7. W Klitschko 8. V Klitschko 9. Witherspoon 10. Fury
I wouldn't consider either of them anywhere near Fitzsimmons or Wilde level. But I'd say Lewis is surely greater than Calzaghe.
1. Gans 2. B Leonard 3. Duran 4. Armstrong 5. Whitaker
Certainly neither is a top-10 type of a guy, but I have Whitaker a few places higher.
