Ali, Duran, Pac 1, 2, 3 After that, in no particular order (approximately chronological): John L Sullvan Jack Johnson James Braddock Joe Louis Marcel Cerdan SRR Sonny Liston Henry Cooper Joe Frazier Ken Norton George Foreman Alexis Arguello Marvin Haggler Tommy Hearns Barry McGuigan Arturo Gatti Micky ward Lennox Lewis Vitali Klitschko Wlad Klitschko Roy Jones Joe Calzaghe Kostya Tszyu Timothy Bradley Sergio Martinez GG Golovkin Carl Frampton Terence Crawford Lomachenko Anthony Joshua
I’m English And very proud of that fact. It shows in my lists. I also mainly like out boxers and great jabbers. And I only really like fighters from 1970 on wards. That’s because 1970 was the year colour tv started. And I find watching fights in colour is much easier to judge. That’s not to say I don’t rate or watch old black and white videos of fighters. I just prefer having the whole career of fighters on type to watch rather than just the odd fight. So here go’s. Favourite heavyweights 1. Evander Holyfield 2. Tyson Fury 3. Hughie Fury 4. Larry Holmes 5. Tony Bellew Favourite middleweights and super middles 1. Carl Froch 2. Billy joe Saunders 3. Callum Smith 4. Gennady Golovkin 5. Steve Collins Favourite Welterweights and light welterweights 1. Bradley Skeete 2. John L Stracey 3. Sugar ray Leonard 4. Kell Brook 5. Shea Neary
Little Red Lopez Duran Hagler Michael Spinks Marvin Johnson Boza Edwards lots of others but those were the first ones to come to mind.
Hearns ( for obvious reasons) Trinidad ( like hearns he can ko u, while having a shakey chin, plus there warriors n go for the kill) Kostya ( he's a great guy n I'm aussie) Horn ( just a flavour of the month thing but he's aussie so ftw. N he's a real good guy too).
Duran Hagler Ali Smokin Joe Chava Mike Spinks Dwight Qawi Steve Collins Alexis Larry Holmes Evander Little Red Matthew Saad Muhammad In fact that whole era of lightheavies Carlos Monzon The Professor Mike Conlan Jack Johnson So so many.
A few off the top of my head: Roberto Duran Larry Holmes Willie Pastrano James Scott Henry Armstrong Sandy Saddler Salvador Sanchez Roy Jones Jr.
I think it's safe to say that most dedicated boxing fans, like the kind you would find in the classic section, enjoy just about every fighter.
Joe Frazier was just a natural warrior who as Don Dunphy said during FOTC "gets sheer joy out of combat!" Roberto Duran was just a once in a lifetime type of talent. A force a nature. Salvador Sanchez left those of us with memories hard to explain. Just watch the film's. Felix Trinidad an uncommon offensive force who could knock you out with either hand. Great stamina, great fighting spirit. Pernell Whitaker mastered his style of fighting. He waa an artist. Roy Jones the closest to SRR I've seen.
I truly suck at lists of any kind...I'll compulsively return to that post and add Galindez, Eddie, Buchanan, Conn, Loughran, etc.,...