Heavyweight talent in the mid eighties..

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  1. Titan1

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    James Tillis, for a couple of fights, was pretty good, also.
     
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  2. Seamus

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    James Broad would rule today's division.
     
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    I could see Broad doing some damage except to the Klitschko's.
     
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  4. The Mongoose

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    Yeah, the overwhelming majority would agree the new lineage began with #2 Norton vs #1 Holmes.

    Either way, it would be pretty fruitless to argue anyone but Holmes was the top HW from 78-85.
     
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