The All-time H2h Only Rankings

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  1. kg0208

    kg0208 Obsessed with Boxing Full Member

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    :rofl:rofl:rofl:rofl

    It's obvious that RJJ is the greatest Junior Welter ever.....
     
  2. Sweet Pea

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    Ali was always vulnerable to a good left hook, even in his early days. He fought with his hands low and relied on his reflexes, and often paid for it in his early days, as he was rocked and dropped a few times by mid-level fighters because he got careless. A prime Ali just pre-exhile was a much better fighter, smarter, but he still fought with a similar style, a few adjustments.

    Against Tyson, he's facing a deadly puncher with a great arsenal of punches, one he can't afford to make a stupid mistake against. If Ali fights the perfect fight early on and gets to frustrating Tyson by the mid-rounds he could cruise to a Decision, but I doubt he'd stay on his feet the entire time. Ali's defensive flaws could easily come into play though, as Tyson was a better puncher than anyone Ali ever faced, and had the ability to get inside the jab of Ali like no other with his head movement.

    Both were vulnerable to certain tactics, both are capable of winning and losing this fight.

    As for Ali vs the other big Heavies, I just think Holmes's longer, sharper jab would be key against Ali, who, despite having better movement, isn't quite as technically sound as Holmes. Ali's movement and speed is capable of giving Holmes trouble as well though.

    Against Lewis, Ali faces a larger, skilled boxer-puncher with good inside skills. I have a hard time seeing Ali box circles around someone with not only the physical advantages Lewis holds, but again, technically he would be difficult for Ali to solve.

    Still, Ali's movement and speed could prove key in all these bouts, and he's capable of winning them all. Ali should've been mentioned among my HW choices.
     
  3. PATRICKBOXING

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    HEAVY holyfield
    CRUISER holyfield
    LIGHT HEAVY mattew saad muhammud
    SUP MIDDLE RJJ
    MIDDLE monzon/hagler
    L.MIDDLE hearns
    WELTER robinson
    LIGHT WELTER arron pryor
    LIGHTWEIGHT duran
    SUP FEATHER alexis argullero
    FEATHER salvador sanchez
    SUPER BANTAM r. marquez
    BANTAM jofre
    SUPER FLY tapia
    FLY cant deciede
    LIGHT FLY AND STRAW ricardo lopez
     
  4. Sweet Pea

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    So what has Pac done at LW and LWW to make you think he's the best ever head to head? You'd take Pac to beat Whitaker at LW? Chavez? Ike Williams?
     
  5. kg0208

    kg0208 Obsessed with Boxing Full Member

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    Why ask:bbb You know the answer.
     
  6. Sweet Pea

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    I just find it amusing to see what he'll come up with.
     
  7. DINAMITA

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    I am the PACFAN, but the idea he could live with Duran or Whitaker at lightweight, or many more, or many many more at light-welterweight, is ridiculous.

    At the lower weights, a different story, but not at 135 or 140.
     
  8. PacDbest

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    It's not what Pac has done. Thread starter said don't look at records just head to head. Just wait till Pac Prove it after DLH & Hatton.
     
  9. TFFP

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    Pacquiao isn't greatest H2H at ANY weight. Ridiculous.
     
  10. Larson

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  11. PacDbest

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    you still have to see the Proof after Pac beat DLH & Hatton.
     
  12. TFFP

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    And why will beating Pac and Hatton, if he indeed does, mean he'll beat Duran/Whitaker primes at lightweight, or a Pryor at light welter?

    You are are a complete ****ing douche.
     
  13. Muchmoore

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    :lol: :good

    Also, what fighter wouldn't lose or struggle to that type of fighter?
     
  14. TIGEREDGE

    TIGEREDGE Boxing Addict Full Member

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    HEAVY: Mike Tyson, with Ali and Holmes making a strong bid
    CRUISER: Evander Holyfield
    LIGHT-HEAVY: Ezzard Charles
    SUPER-MIDDLE: Roy Jones Jr.
    MIDDLE: Hagler
    LIGHT-MIDDLE: Thomas Hearns
    WELTER: Sugar Ray Robinson
    LIGHT-WELTER: Whitaker
    LIGHT: Duran
    SUPER-FEATHER: Chavez
    FEATHER: Sandy Saddler
    SUPER-BANTAM: Wilfredo Gomez
    BANTAM: Ruben Olivares
    SUPER-FLY: Johnny Tapia
    FLY: Jimy Wilde
    LIGHT-FLY: Jung-Koo Chang
    STRAW/MINIMUM: Ricardo Lopez
     
  15. sthomas

    sthomas Boxing Addict Full Member

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    Heavy: Ali
    Cruiser: Marciano
    LH: Spinks
    SM: Jones & Calz
    Mid: Monzon
    Welter: SRR
    JR Welt: Pryor
    Light: Duran/ Whitaker/ Floyd
    Feather: Sanchez