if you could put a fight card together (just six fights) of boxers from 1970 to the present day who would make up your card marvin hagler vs roy jones jnr (middleweight) j.c.chavez vs salvador sanchez (super-featherweight) ruben olivares vs erik morales (super-bantamweight) bob foster vs dwight qawi (light-heavyweight) ray leonard vs aaron pryor (welterweight) roberto duran vs pernell whitaker (lightweight)
Duran vs J.C.Chavez - l Arguello vs Sanchez - f Hearns vs Jones - m Nelson vs Pac -jl Olivares vs Pintor -b Danny Lopez vs Morales - f
Mosely vs. Duran @ 140 Trinidad vs. Hearns @147 Hagler vs. Hopkins @ 160 Foster vs. Jones Jr. @ 175 Holyfield vs. Frazier @ HW Tyson vs. Foreman @ HW
Joe Frazier - Mike Tyson Roberto Duran - Floyd Mayweather 135-147 Julio Cesar Chavez - Manny Pacquiao 135 Carlos Monzon - Thomas Hearns 160 Sugar Ray Leonard - Bernard Hopkins 160
Lewis-Bowe Duran-Pryor 135/140 Hagler-Hopkins 160 Spinks-Foster 175 Arguello-Pacquiao 130/135 Hearns-Mosely 147
Muhammed Ali vs Mike Tyson Proper mark fight but the hype would have been something else. Roy Jones Jnr vs Joe Calzaghe Prime for prime, after Lennox Lewis, these two were the men the ones that made me a boxing fan and not just a Lennox Lewis fan. I always wanted these two men to meet properly and the joke they put on at the end just really added insult to injury. It still disappoints me to this day. Sugar Ray Robinson - Chris Eubank The best of all time against SIMPLY THE BEST! Floyd Mayweather Jnr - Sugar Ray Leonard The clash of styles/egos would be something to behold in itself.