My p4p list #50-41

Need some criticism on this, I want to improve it. Will post 40-31 tomorrow

41. Julio Cesar Chavez

What he could’ve done to rank higher:

1. Beaten De La Hoya at least once
   
   
2. Retired after Alli vs Chavez

42. Floyd Patterson

What he could’ve done to rank higher:

1. Not have gotten absolutely destroyed by Sonny Liston twice
   
   
2. Not have gotten absolutely destroyed by Muhammad Ali twice
   
   
3. Retired after Johansson vs Patterson 3
   
   
4. Not lose to Joey Maxim
   
   
5. Had more success at lower weight classes

43. Nonpareil Jack Dempsey

What he could’ve done to rank higher:

1. Retired after Donovan vs Dempsey
   
   
2. Beaten Fitzsimmons

44. Billy Conn

What he could’ve done to rank higher:

1. Beaten Joe Louis
   
   
2. Had a more successful beginning
   
   
3. Fought Archie Moore
   
   
4. Fought Ezzard Charles

45. Sonny Liston

What he could’ve done to rank higher:

1. Beaten Ali once
   
   
2. Beaten Leotis Martin
   
   
3. Beaten Marty Marshall in the first fight

46. Kid Gavilan

What he could’ve done to rank higher:

1. Beaten Sugar Ray Robinson either time
   
   
2. Retired after Davey vs Gavilan
   
   
3. Generally have less losses against inferior opponents (George Costner, Robert Villemain, Doug Ratford, etc)

47. Terry McGovern

What he could’ve done to rank higher:

1. Retired after Gans vs McGovern
   
   
2. Beaten Young Corbett 2 at least once, or Battling Nelson

48. Tommy Gibbons

What he could’ve done to rank higher:

1. Retire after Herman vs Gibbons
   
   
2. Beat any of the top fighters he fought (Greb, Dempsey, Miske, Tunney)

49. Maxie Rosenbloom

What he could’ve done to rank higher:

1. Had ANY sort of punch power
   
   
2. Failure to consistently beat top competition (Young Stribling, Mickey Walker, James Braddock, Tiger Flowers)
   
   
3. Generally have less losses to inferior fighters

50. Bernard Hopkins

What he could’ve done to rank higher:

1. Be more successful in earlier career
   
   
2. Win against best competition (Calzaghe, Kovalev, Roy Jones Jr)
   
   
3. Generally have less losses to inferior fighters (Clinton Mitchell, Chad Dawson, etc)

 

Thanks, I'll keep that in mind

Yeah I had to do alot of reading for nonpareil's rank

 

First heavyweight to regain the crown, youngest lineal heavyweight of all time. Beat Archie Moore in 5 rounds, that has to count for something?

 

He's called nonpareil for a reason, many thought that, in his prime, he was unbeatable

 

Boxing has existed since Grecian times, bareknuckle was huge in America. Don't disrespect him with your assumptions, he was the best of his era.

 

Nonpareil and Hopkins both never won against any good competition, however, Nonpareil dominated his bad competition, whereas Hopkins has losses to nobodies