Good fighters win titles @ least @ 3 different divisions

Here's a complete list of Multi divisional Champs. :yep

FIVE DIVISIONS
Ray Leonard: Light Heavyweight (1988), Super Middleweight (1988), Middleweight (1987), Jr. Middleweight (1981), Welterweight (1979)

FOUR DIVISIONS
Roberto Duran: Middleweight (1989), Jr. Middleweight (1983), Welterweight (1980), Lightweight (1972)
Thomas Hearns: Light Heavyweight (1987, 91), Middleweight (1987), Jr. Middleweight (1982), Welterweight (1980)
Pernell Whitaker: Jr. Middleweight (1995), Welterweight (1993), Jr. Welterweight (1992), Lightweight (1989)

THREE DIVISIONS
Oscar De La Hoya: Lightweight (1994), Jr. Welterweight (1996), Welterweight (1997), Junior Middleweight (2001)
Roy Jones Jr.: Middleweight (1993), Super Middleweight (1994), Light Heavyweight (1996)
Mike McCallum: Light Heavyweight (1994), Middleweight (1989), Jr. Middleweight (1984)
Iran Barkley: Light Heavyweight (1992), Super Middleweight (1992), Middleweight (1988)
Wilfredo Vazquez: Bantamweight (1987), Jr. Featherweight (1992), Featherweight (1996)
Wilfredo Gomez: Jr. Lightweight (1977), Featherweight (1984), Jr. Featherweight (1985)
Alexis Arguello: Lightweight (1981), Jr. Lightweight (1978), Featherweight (1974)
Julio Cesar Chavez: Jr. Welterweight (1989), Lightweight (1987), Jr. Lightweight (1984)
Wilfred Benitez: Jr. Middleweight (1981), Welterweight (1979), Jr. Welterweight (1976)
Jeff Fenech: Featherweight (1988), Jr. Featherweight (1987), Bantamweight (1985)
Emile Griffith: Middleweight (1966), Jr. Middleweight (1962), Welterweight (1961, 63)
Henry Armstrong: Welterweight (1938), Lightweight (1938), Featherweight (1937)
Barney Ross: Welterweight (1934, 35), Jr. Welterweight (1933), Lightweight (1933)
Tony Canzoneri: Jr. Welterweight (1931, 33), Lightweight (1930), Featherweight (1928)
Bob Fitzsimmons: Heavyweight (1897), Light Heavyweight (1903), Middleweight (1891)
Terry McGovern: Lightweight (1900), Featherweight (1900), Bantamweight (1899)

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Leo Gamez won titles in four divisions, but, it's patently ridiculous to claim that his legacy is any greater than, say Ricardo Lopez or a Myung-Woo Yuh (who defeated Gamez twice).

 

exactly.

 

That's not my list buddy that's the list I've found in the International Boxing Hall of Fame Website (IBHOF) and probably they don't know who the **** PBF is. Kidding aside . . . probably they haven'y updated it.

Here's the link check it yourself
http://www.ibhof.com/ibhfmult.htm

On SRL . . . what do you mean some of the titles are suspect? Are you trying to belie history? :think

 

well SRL won the 168 and 175 titles in one fight against Lalonde.

 

From the International Boxing Hall of Fame website. :good

Here's the link: http://www.ibhof.com/ibhfmult.htm

 

Which is why it's a good thing ESB wasn't around, because then we'd have 1000 posts talking about how Robinson was a quitter who had no heart.

 

Oh okay I got what you mean. :yep

Yeah that's because the governing bodies allowed and sanctioned it so it's official and it goes down the record book and in boxing history.

We cannot dispute that now.

 

Also to add a name to the list, RJJ won titles at 4 divisions- Middleweight, Super Middleweight, Light Heavy, and Heavy. Even if the HW win isn't included (which it probably would be since it looks like the IBHOF counts any and every belt), that's still 3.

 

Hey hey chill off . . . the list is not updated you dig that? Don't question the standard because that's the International Hall of FAME group.

 

Probably yeah . . . did you check the link? Maybe they update that list only once every year.

 

Robinson was ARGUABLY better than every fighter on that list, and definitely better than a lot of them.

Seriously, anyone who doesn't know Robinson was better than De La Hoya doesn't know enough about boxing to matter.