How would you sort them according to their handspeed? Sanders, Tubbs, Douglas, Page How would you sort them according to their punching power? Douglas, Page, Sanders, Tubbs You can also sort them by the power of (each one of) their respective punches, i.e. hooks, straights, uppercuts and add Holmes and Witherspoon to the question. You can also sort them by other properties, such as: chin, defense, stamina, footwork, footspeed and other properties. Who hit harder? Witherspoon or Bey? Who do you think should rank higher overall? Bey or Snipes and why? Same question for Mark Wills compared to James Douglas. I rank Douglas higher myself, but Wills outperformed him vs both Greg Page and Mike White. Douglas did better vs Dee Collier. How come Oleg Maskaev outdid David Tua against each one of their mutual opponents? Rahman*2 (for both), Robert Hawkins and Jeff Wooden. In addition to Maskaev's credit he was older than Tua, fought bigger opponents than Tua did in average (but to his discredit was bigger than Tua himself so it might not matter) and Kirk Johnson was arguably better than Ibeabuchi (not a popular opinion here, but I read that Johnson routinely knocked Ibeabuchi down in sparring with right hands) Do you think that James Broad's KO over James Smith was legit? It seems like either a low blow or a dive to me, and I suspect both men's outcomes against Marvis Frazier and that Joe Frazier was all of these 3 men's trainer early in their careers which coincided. And that Smith was involved in quite a few more controversial and suspect fights, such as Witherspoon #2 (may be legit), Brian Nielsen and maybe even Lionel Buttler (may be legit) Notice that in addition to the rest of Broad's and Frazier's fights and their outcomes, Broad stopped Frazier when both were amateurs and floored Tyson in sparring (Page, Mike Williams and McCall can boast of it too) Any good excuses to why did Larry Holmes avoided (ducked) Nick Wells and Duane Bobbick? Did Rodney Bobbick, Alfredo Evangelista, etc. deserve it any better?