I haven't seen it . But, on the Classic section we had a huge discussion about Jack Johnson where I learned a lot about his career.
1) Danny Garcia 2)SRR 3) FMJ 4)Mike Tyson 5)Joe Louis 6) ALI 7) Marciano 8) Angel Garcia 9)Alfonso Gomez 10) Magic man Malignaggi
Been a while since I have done one of these lists, and it really reminds me why I don't usually bother: 1. Robinson 2. Greb 3. Langford 4. Duran 5. Armstrong 6. Charles 7. Ali 8. Pep 9. Ray Leonard 10. Fitzsimmons 11. Gans 12. Benny Leonard 13. Jofre 14. Louis 15. Walker 16. Whitaker 17. Ross 18. Jones 19. Moore 20. McLarnin I think it's best to avoid ranking active fighters, unless they are so far past their prime that nothing is going to impact on their legacy. When the smoke clears I'll probably have Mayweather in the lower top 20, potentially higher or lower depending on how his career finishes from here.
His record is littered with victories over all time greats who were at their peak? I'll just double check it! I don't rate Joe as a ATG, mate. And my dad was Welsh so I should be biased towards Joe!
01 - Sam Langford 02 - Harry Greb 03 - Sugar Ray Robinson 04 - Henry Armstrong 05 - Ezzard Charles 06 - Bob Fitzsimmons 07 - Muhammad Ali 08 - Joe Gans 09 - Joe Louis 10 - Roberto Duran. 11 - Benny Leonard 12 - Mickey Walker 13 - Willie Pep 14 - Barney Ross 15 - Archie Moore 16 - Ray Leonard 17 - George Dixon 18 - Terry McGovern 19 - Packey McFarland 20 - Pernell Whitaker 21 - Tony Canzoneri 22 - Jimmy McLarnin 23 - Sandy Saddler 24 - Stanley Ketchel 25 - Charley Burley 26 - Holman Williams 27 - Billy Conn 28 - Gene Tunney 29 - Roy Jones 30 - Joe Walcott 31 - Carlos Monzon 32 - Jimmy Wilde 33 - Eder Jofre 34 - Marvin Hagler 35 - Julio Cesar Chavez 36 - Tommy Gibbons 37 - Kid Gavilan 38 - Jack Britton 39 - Emile Griffith 40 - Jose Napoles 41 - Alexis Arguello 42 - Michael Spinks 43 - Tommy Loughran 44 - Thomas Hearns 45 - Jimmy Bivins 46 - Ike Williams 47 - Floyd Mayweather 48 - Manny Pacquiao 49 - Tommy Ryan 50 - Jack Dillon 51 - Bernard Hopkins 52 - Carlos Ortiz 53 - Fighting Harada 54 - Ruben Olivares 55 Evander Holyfield 56 - Young Corbett III 57 - Mike Gibbons 58 Ted Kid Lewis 59 - Freddie Welsh 60 - Freddie Steele 61 - Lou Ambers 62 - Salvador Sanchez 63 - Wilfredo Gomez 64 - Vicente Saldivar 65 - Rocky Marciano 66 - Abe Attell 67 - Manuel Ortiz 68 - Harold Johnson 69 - Dick Tiger 70 - Luis Manuel Rodriguez 71 - Carmen Basilio 72 - Carlos Zarate 73 - Miguel Canto 74 - Oscar De La Hoya 75 - Azumah Nelson 76 - Mike McCallum 77 - Lary Holmes 78 - Bob Foster 79 - Teddy Yarosz 80 - Jim Driscoll 81 - Panama Al Brown 82 - Pascual Perez 83 - Lloyd Marshall 84 Jake LaMotta 85 - Juan Manuel Marquez 86 Wilfred Benitez 87 Nonpareil Jack Dempsey 88 Erik Morales 89 Marco Antonio Barrera 90 - Young Griffo 91 - Fritzie Zivic 92 - Joe Frazier 93 - Pete Herman 94 - Lennox Lewis 95 - Jack Kid Berg 96 - Philadelphia Jack OBrien 97 - James Toney 98 - Nicolino Locche 99 - Jung Koo Chang 100-George Foreman
Love the list but feel Holyfield should be ranked a little higher especially over Hopkins and. Barrera should be above Morales imo but great list none the less .
Great list! Everyone in This content is protected , I would ranked over Floyd. There are a few more I think should be ranked but I cannot in my own mind prove it...yet. When I can, I will make the argument. Thanks again McGrain. Fantastic list
Robinson Armstrong Greb Charles Joe Gans Langford Benny Leonard Duran Moore Ali Louis Pep Jack Johnson Jack Dempsey Tunney Ray Lenard Ketchel Ross Carlos Monzon Fitzsimmons Whitaker Sandy Saddler Mayweather Roy Jones Jofre
I am serious, dude. Hopkins, Ortiz, Pacquaio, Olivares, Holyfield, Sanchez, Gomez, Maricano, Basilio, Zarate, De La Hoya, Holmes, Lamotta, Frazier, and Foreman all are better fighters, beat better fighters, took on better competition, and have had more of a possitive effect on the sport of boxing that Floyd. My oppinion. I could be wrong but in this case I do not think so. We can discuss it further if you like. Heck, here is another one if you like all that. Mosley with two wins over De La Hoya, Vargas, KO over Margarito who had just destroyed Cotto, his very close "loss" against an still undefeated Cotto, and the high level of competetion he fought and lost close fights to like Forrest and Wright. And please do not forget his dominant lightweight reign. He may not be as flashy and as mouthy as Floyd but, he got into the ring with dangerous opponents all the time and beat the beJesus out of most of them. There you go. Thanks.
Well I do have major respect for your first line... But almost everything else; no. And I don't really care to get in the conversation. I have no doubts you know your boxing, but some opinions will not change on an internet forum. I don't intend to waste my time. Everyone has opinions and in a sport so subjective and with so much history, that is natural.