Greatest fighters that were never stopped

I usually rate the "win 5, lose 1, won 6, lose another" over great opposition, lower than most, whilst rating fighters who dominated an era at their weight class, over supposedly "weak" opposition, higher than most.

I'm still working on my 31-50, but I think Canzoneri, Hagler, Napoles, BJW and Griffiths will comprise the 31-35, in one order or another.

 

No. 3 is my favourite of the series, and my #4 film of all time.

The purists don't like the inclusion on a male thespian, but I prefer the versatility, the flying camel scene, inparticular, is a classic. One for the more refined connessiours amongst us.

 

Their 2 fights certainly support your position Jel.

I just couldn't see prime Ross losing to some of the boxers Tony did in and around his own prime. Though, tbf, Canzernori fought substantially more regularly, so perhaps I'm not factoring that in enough.

 

Panama Al Brown
Mike McCallum
Marvin Hagler
Pancho Villa
Kid Gavilan
Juan Manuel Marquez
Salvador Sanchez
Gene Tunney
Eder Jofre
Barney Ross
Duilio Loi
Khaosai Galaxy
Mike Gibbons
Charley Burley
James Toney
Winky Wright
Gennady Golovkin
Canelo Alvarez
Packey McFarland
Carlos Monzon

I didn't want to include undefeated fighters.

 

Pancho Villa?

Edit: Oh I see DynamicPuncher added already.

 

Me too

 

Great work, D!!