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Of course nobody. He fought every damned body..lol Lost a lot, but he fought all the best. For that he can never be called this or that.
From this era? No one. If DLH had won all of those fights, he would be a top 5 P4P fighter ever. Even if he had just lost to Hopkins, he would be Top 15.
probably no one in any generation. 6 weight divisions from 130 - 160. even by old school standards (with fewer weight divisions!) he has an impressive record with belts, wins, and oppositions even if he did loose. this is why he remains the most richest and popoular draw in boxing.
I think if Pac faces a Campbell, Hatton and have another go with JMM. PAC has the edge without regards to his amateur background. I gauge it basically with the degree of difficulty. I mean coming into these matches, you see Pac as being a slight underdog or at best 50/50.
Based on who he fought, he has one of the strongest resumes of the fighters of any era. But not as much when based on victories.
I'll give it a crack... Sugar Ray Leonard 1972 National Golden Gloves Lightweight champion 1973 National Golden Gloves Lightweight champion 1974 National AAU Light Welterweight champion 1974 National Golden Gloves Light Welterweight champion 1975 National AAU Light Welterweight champion 1975 Pan American Games Light Welterweight Gold Medal 1976 Olympics Light Welterweight Gold Medal Amature Record 165-5 1979 Ring Magazine Fighter of the Year 1981 Ring Magazine Fighter of the Year 1981 Sports Illustrated Sportsman of the Year "Fighter of the Decade" for the 1980's WBC Welterweight Champion (X2) WBA Light Middleweight Champion WBA Welterweight Champion WBC Middleweight Champion WBC Light Heavyweight Champion WBC Super Middleweight Champion Professional Record 36-3-25K.O 1997 Boxing Hall of Fame (Vs. ATG, names on resume) *Wilfred Benitez *Roberto Duran *Thomas Hearns *Marvin Hagler
tommy hearns,pernell whitaker (who punked him), roy jones jr, leonard, henry armstrong, maywether.jr,duran,mcallum,comacho even.... theres tons man that have damn good resumes...even if some didnt win titles there still there becuase of the people they fought. these wieght division titles dont mean much if you dont really defend them. it's usually the long riegning champs people remember. also very similar to leonard and the like. becuase they are celebs already before there pro. getting title fights arnt the hard parts it's the maintaining the aura of invincability thats the tough part.