Ranking the heavyweights 1956-1965 Top 15

Marciano had his last fight against Archie Moore on the 21st of September 1955.
And you are a moron!

 

You said he fought in1956 and he didn't.
"He retired in 1956 and had fought in it"
Mathis had done absolutely nothing at the end of 1965 for him to be included in a top 15 list from`1956 to1965,he had only had 5 fights 4 of them against 4th raters the other against a boxer having his first fight.
Similarly Leotis Martin had beaten no contenders or even fringe contenders up to the end of 1965.
For your information he wasn't even ranked until 1968! Picking you up on your idiotic choices is not nit picking, it is highlighting and correcting the cretinous babbling of an idiot who, no matter how many times he is corrected ,never gets and smarter! !
Will there ever come a time when you admit you are wrong?
ps You are as near as any of us on this forum will ever get to meeting an alien!

 

You certainly know this era well .. my only swap would be to put Doug Jones in there somewhere between 10 and 15 .. I have always been impressed with him. I also might rate Ingo lower.

 

Too high IMO. 1958 ranking was because the poor European opposition that he defeated were all-ways blown up by Ring for commercial reasons. Best wins in the period, two split decisions over DeJohn? And losses to Miteff and Powell? Having said that , who to rank above him, Cooper, Cleroux, Chuvalo, Mildenberger?

 

For your further information Mathis was never ranked in the 1960's at all .So you've picked two boxers who were never ranked in the time scale provided as top 15, and you have included a fighter, Marciano who never fought in that timescale.I repeat Marciano never fought in1956, he had his last fight in September 21st 1955,therefore he cannot be included in a list of fighters from 1956 to 1965 !
Have you any idea what a total nut- job you are?

 

dbeaten no one whenhe fought Frazier

Mathis was not ranked by the Ring Magazine in the 1960s ,look it up!
Neither Mathis nor Martin were ranked in the timescale the OP stipulated56/65 ,so why the **** have you included them?
Marciano officially retired in April1956 ,but he had his last fight in September 55

 

Still hearing, "the voices," then.