Ranking on the eye test.

If we're just going on wins no one ticks the boxes more than Harada.

However, we also have him losing, valiantly, but badly. Whether that outweighed Kingpetch I, one of the great filmed performances IMO, and Jofre I&II, the only two losses of one of the very greatest fighters of all time, is up to you.

 

Julio Cesar Chavez 1986-1990
Joe Louis 1937-1940
Wilfredo Benitez 1976-1979

 

Man, I was watching that last night. The footwork and movement on Leonard is insane... a thing a beauty.

 

Can you expand a bit on the eye test.
Are you talking throughout their career, at their best, or their best performances?

The answer would affect Buster Douglas, Ken Norton, Max Schmelling, Winky Wright, Vernon Philips, Manny Pacquaio, Guillermo Rigondeaux and others.

 

Michael Nunn

 

1.charles
2.duran
3.whitaker

i tried to pick pep but theres no film of his best win

 

Joe Frazier

 

George Foreman

 

Marvin Hagler would probably be #1

 

Too many shoddy performances in his prime for me.

 

kalule

 

KO2 Ho Joo is all you need to see to be utterly convinced of his shatterproof superiority.

 

KO 1 Kalambay