How does Marvin Hagler fare in the shark-tank...

Julian Jackson is interesting with his body punching and sharp hands, and obviously concussive shots. But Hagler has too much of everything, including chin.

 

And the other guys mentioned weren't?

Yet Ray Leonard beat him when both were at comparable stages in their careers, and an aged Roberto Duran fought him to a near standstill.

Perhaps. But Roy Jones would certainly be a threat as well and some of those other guys might pose tough challenges.

 

Calzaghe 12-0 him

He beats benn in the late rounds

Eubank is 50-50

He doesn't even deserve to be mentioned next to jones

Bhop schools him

Toney is 50-50

I think nunn beats him easily

GMAN wins but late rounds is all Hagler, GMAN wins all early rounds, maybe even kos him- GMAN isn't a midget

 

can't even make 160.

Enzo Calzaghe before round 12 vs 42 year old geezer Hopkins past his prime

"what are you doing?!"
"It's OVER."
"You've gotta stop him. You've GOT to stop him"

 

:deal

 

Roy would beat him

I think I'd favor Hopkins if he were a little older, but this is the younger version.

He probably would beat the rest, but McCallum and Toney wouldn't be too easy.

 

Got to laugh at those thinking Jackson or anyone for that matter knocking Marv out.......based on what? The only registered knockdown Marv ever had was against Roldan & for mine he slipped.......chin of iron ol Marv.......he'd eat all of the big hitters.

 

Tommy hearns right hand flush barely made hagler flinch.

Jackson and Mclellan are not KOing anything

 

McClellan would weigh 25lbs more than Marvin on the night.

 

A welterweight...

 

Who knocked out light heavies and cruisers.

 

Get back to General where you belong, sh*t for brains.

Nothing you say is taken seriously 'Bradley has the best resume in boxing' GTFOH (and this was before he fought Pacqiaou the first time)

 

This all depends on what order Hagler fights these guys, there will be some serious wear and tear on his body by the time he reaches the bottom of this list, so for the final guys, he might be 'easy pickings'

 

Joe Calzaghe cements his 'legacy' with a SD over a 45 year old