http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-Z01Ph7YkQY 7:14. Come on. Every punch.
Ike Williams of course.
Greb and Armstrong accomplished more. More wins over rated fighters, 45-0 in one year (Greb) going 59-1-1 over three (Armstrong), defending the...
Armstrong is always difficult to rate. It's actually very easy to pick a handful of fighters to beat him; Duran, Williams, Saddler, Pep, Napoles,...
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Ray Robinson was the greatest. I've never been crazy about the man. I've never denied his talents but I've always set out to put others above...
I feel a similar way. But at the same time, there were times (fights) in Moore's career where he looked nothing short of invincible. There were...
I can see what SSF is getting at. Moore was a truly great puncher. For me he's moved a little lower on the list (10-15) compared to where he used...
The thing with switch-hitting or stance-shifting, whatever you want to call it, is the feet. Nothing to do with the hands really. It's how you're...
Actually that wasn't quite all I had to say. There's this: I don't think Moore would necessarily beat every light heavyweight if they had a single...
Moore fought just about everybody worth fighting in his era. He took some terrible beatings and suffered knockouts that set back his career. Over...
So would anyone actually be prepared to rate Pep over Robinson for the '40s? How about a full list?
Forgot to bring it home with me :patsch
I don't doubt for a second that Pep knew he couldn't handle the very top lightweights of the time - Montgomery, Jack & Williams - but that said,...
George Chuvalo is a tricky one. I'd say he belongs in the sub-category of 'biggest face.'
