Boxing Illustrated All-time Pfp rankings (1995)...

This is my turf now. Find your own, scumbag.

 

I'm the originator. You're just a squirrel trying to get a nut.

 

So watch it before you get banned. I got connections.

 

No matter how you spin it, getting stopped by Hector Camacho when you're a natural welterweight and Camacho a natural lightweight is pretty embarrassing.

 

You guys are pathetic. I'm never seen such blatant disrespect for a great fighter. Get a life.

 

And Camacho was a young lion himself, wasn't he?

 

Still an effective fighter? Based on what? The fact that he was beating tomato cans?

Camacho might not have been as far past it as Leonard, but he was fighting 30 pounds past his best weight limit and he laid a one-sided beatdown on Leonard.

Good riddance. Leonard was a punk.

 

:rofl :roll:

 

Camacho and Norris are two of the best fighters of the last 30 years. Hector should have retired after the Chavez loss but he was incredible the way he lay waste Sugar Ray.

 

Ok. Find me an opponent that Ezzard Charles lost to who was a former middleweight at the tail-end of his career, because that's the equivalent of Leonard losing to Camacho.

 

Willie Pep got stopped as an old man. What a bum.

Duran, stopped in 3 by Joppy? DUD!

Archie Moore, stopped in 4 by light-hitting Ali? Hack.

Langford, stopped in the first by...Brad "Who?" Simmons. My lord, disgraceful.

 

Did Pep get stopped by a former flyweight who was also nearing the end of his career?

Did Duran get stopped by a former featherweight nearing his end?

 

Charles didn't fight til that age. :good

But he still managed to lose 12 of his last 18 fights.

 

Who cares? Camacho >>>>> Joppy.

 

Actually, it doesn't compare. Ali was already slurring his speech