Guys that won't make the Hall of Fame that you love.

Ernesto Marcel. He deserves HOF.

Amazing movement. Wins over Arguello, Shibata etc. Great bout with Duran as a young man.

Very pleasing to watch. True Panamanian slickness.

 

Is Gilberto Roman in HOF yet? He's another forgotten fighter who deserves it IMO.

 

Roger Mayweather

 

Rocky Lockridge

 

Watch the second Sugar Baby Rojas bout. Pure skill from Roman.

 

Good shout on Jirov. Deserves to be admire for the Toney and Moorer wars. Never in a boring fight if he could help it.

Mickey Ward, Emmanuel Augustus, Rigo, Ray Olivera and most of the early 90's middleweights.

 

Corrie Sanders.

 

Fernando Vargas

 

Dillian Whyte, Whyte probably won't make it in. Unless he KOs all of the best competition in the division.
Rigondeaux? I love how he fights and him trash talking in Spanish is **** funny but has he done enough to get in?
Beterbeiv, he definitely hasn't done enough this moment to get in, he might have by the end of his career but not right now

As for non active guys,

Mike McTigue, decent pre title reign, beat Loughran, Zulu kid (3 times), Jackie Clark and a slew of other contenders.
He also beat Tiger Flowers but Boxrec's notes say it has a reputation of one the worst decisions ever.

Michael Moorer doesn't seem to be in, he had a scary reign as IBF LHW champ and moved up to get wins over Holyfield, Cooper and Jirov. He was in memorable fights with lots of guys and is probably only kept back by the Foreman fight.

Michael Nunn, good résumé, beating Kalambay, Curry, Barkley, Corboda twice and moving up multiple weights. He also gave a very good account of himself against ATG James Toney
He's definitely held himself back by going to prison.

 

First off, pure accomplishments are not the only factor in admission.

Nunn should already be in.

One guy I loved who will not get in is Frankie Randall. He wasted too much of his prime years and while he had an exttemely high ceiling, he stayed at his peak only about a year after the upset of JC Chavez.

 

Moorer was the WB0 175 lb. Champ. It was the fourth in significance behind WBC, WBA and IBF.

 

Randall Tex Cobb