I think this is right for me in terms of 5 favorites that I have followed: Ali Leonard Roy Jones Oscar Pacquiao
1. The Greatest Muhammad Ali 2. The great Azumah Nelson 3. Marvelous Marvin Hagler 4. The Hit Man Thomas Hearns 5. Floyd Money Mayweather. Honorable mention goes to Felix Tito Trinidad, Julio Cesar Chavez, the great Roberto Duran, Kid Akeem Anifowoshe, Mike Tyson, James Toney, Larry Holmes and Ajose Olusegun and the list goes on and on.
Ali, most exciting and inspirational guy, boxing's greatest Hagler, in my youth he was the man, such a cool operator, the best of a great era Tyson , mostly on career impact, not record, but boy he was exciting. Klitscho brothers, for ending US dominance and giving me years of entertainment GGG, amazing talent that I believe he will be a GOAT.
Questions, mate. Did you hate Oscar until he fought Fernando and then that was what earned your respect? Not many people were fans of both at the team. And aren't you Puerto Rican!? Not a single one of your compatriots in there!?
1. "Marvelous" Marvin Hagler 2. "Iron" Mike Tyson 3. Manny "Pac-Man" Pacquiao 4. Gennady "Triple G" Golovkin 5. "The Golden Boy" Oscar De La Hoya
Nah, i went against oscar in all his big fights upto to the tito fight...when he got robbed i was like man this dude just put on a clinic and hebmade me as a fan that night.. Ive been a fan of Vargas since his amatuer days, and my late uncle used to own a pct. Of his purse when he turned professional so ive always been a huge fan of Vargas.. i also went with Vargas against De la hoya, and got crushed! And im Mexican American BTW.. but i do like pueto rican fighters, and Camacho Sr. Was my favorite PR fighter..."Macho Time".
I have to go with 6. 1) Michael Nunn (Hit ¬ be hit) 2) Orlin Norris (GREAT Defense) 3)Sugar Ray 4) Hagler 5) GGG 6) Harold "The Shadow" Knight- career cut short after one title shot.