Best fighter of all time-- omit Ali & SRR

Discussion in 'World Boxing Forum' started by Thracian, Apr 4, 2013.


  1. NWS

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    The TR/GBP thing certainly hasn't helped either.

    There's an SRR thread back on the front page. He was a Gawd. :deal
     
  2. NWS

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    The BEST fighter of all-time omitting SRR (you can go ahead and include Ali):

    Rowbeartoe Dooran or... Pernell Whitaker or... Ray Leonard or... Roy Jones Jr.
     
  3. NWS

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    Guerrero IS THE BEST. Available. That isn't with Top Rank or wasn't dominated already.
     
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  5. NWS

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    Great fight, straight right, night night
     
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    1. SRR
    2. Greb
    3. Benny Leonard
    4. Armstrong
     
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  9. superman1692

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    :patsch You really are a ****ing moron. Seriously you get on my tits every time with your stupid posts. You are an embarassment to all Tyson fans everywhere. I LOVE Tyson, I think h2h he was capable of beating any heavyweight in history, but he DIDN'T! Quit chugging down on Tyson's ****, and face the facts! Tyson never beat Howe, Holyfield, Lewis, Tua, Foreman and a lot of the other top 90's heavyweights! He's one of the biggest "what-ifs?" in the history of boxing!

    Tyson had the physical talent to be the best. But he never had the mental discipline. And he never beat the best around in the 90's after prison. Do I think he could've beaten all the guys I've mentioned? Yes! But he didn't fight them, so it's all subjective! Being rated no 1 is based on your actual resume and achievements, not ****ing opinions. Twat.
     
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    Harry Greb. There is no question that he had the greatest resume in boxing history. He beat more Hall of Famers than anyone. He fought the last 5 years of his career blind in one eye and still defeated greats like Gene Tunney, Mickey Walker and Tommy Loughran. I rate him #2 pound for pound only behind Ray Robinson.