Is Sam Langford the most under rated heavyweight of all time head to head?

did he land anything on Sam Langford ?

 

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Hague never beat a top fighter,Hague never kod a fighter even remotely world class.
Tha Moir fight was filmed by a company called Excalibur something.The Langford fight was also filmed ,and some footage survives.

 

This is a very sweeping statement, that is confidently given, without a shred of evidence to support it.

Hague knocked him over backwards but he was up quickly and took the fight to Hague, Hague momentarily staggered Langford again ,but that was his swan song.

 

If Hague was so bad, then it's nothing to be proud of to be hit by him.
But i don't know how anyone could doubt Langford's chin and durability anyway ...

 

Langford's chin was ok but it was not " like an anvil".

 

Name them ,and we can examine the circumstances of the fights.:good

 

Review the footage of Langford-Jeannette X again, which Unforgiven thoughtfully introduced to this thread. After all the previous bouts Joe had with Sam, it certainly looks as though Langford has confidence in his chin, and that Jeannette, the first man to ever stop him, and one of only two able to halt Langford prior to the final bell at this stage (Young Peter Jackson being the other), seems likewise to respect Sam's ability to take a shot as well as deliver one. Langford had 130 fights behind him at this point, in an era of four and five ounce gloves. It had been seven years since Jackson knocked him out. He would go another 49 fights before Fulton handed Sam his third stoppage defeat in 1917. Three stoppage defeats in 180 bouts against mainly heavyweight competition after 1910 is pretty impressive in my book. (Records indicate that the filmed Langford-Fireman III was Sam's 100th bout. Having just turned age 27, it's entirely possible that this, the only scheduled 45 rounder of his career, could have been his peak performance.)

There was a ceiling even on who Greb took on, and Wills was among the select few occupying that rarefied strata. Sam took on Harry plenty of times after turning 30, and Langford owned the only two knockout wins in their rivalry until Wills finally got even in 1918. Harry was a full fledged heavyweight from the beginning of his career, and never described as a perfume puncher by any opponent during his prime that I'm aware of.

 

Wills was a decent puncher but not a dynamite one .Langford was.
Who are all these terrific puchers that Langford withstood?
Name them please.