Who do you think was the best, in order from 1-4 1 - Sugar Ray Leonard 2 - Marvin Hagler 3 - Thomas Hearns 4 - Roberto Duran Your favorites, in order from 1-4 1 - Sugar Ray Leonard 2 - Thomas Hearns 3 - Roberto Duran 4 - Marvin Hagler
Best: 1. SRL 2. Duran 3. Hagler 4. Hearns Favourite: 1. Hearns 2. SRL 3. Duran 4. Hagler Although I like them all.
Best: SRL Duran Hagler Hearns Favourite: SRL Hearns Duran Hagler I like them all, and there all great. Altough I think SRL has a dark side that he controls realy well and he lets out in the ring.
I have the DVD of the same name & they are all quality.... Duran is my personal favourite but if I had to list in order of who I thought was the best...... SRL Hearns Duran Hagler
Best: Leonard Duran Hearns Hagler Could switch the last three around. Favorite: Hearns Duran Hagler Leonard I love Hearns, don't mind Duran, and hate Leonard and Hagler.
besturan, Leonard, Hagler, Hearns Fave:Hagler, Hearns, Duran, Leonard Love the top three but really dislike Leonard
Do we mean as middleweights? If so then it's Hagler Hearns Duran Leonard If we mean as welterweights Hearns Duran Leonard If we mean pound-for-pound, best, all time, whatever, then Duran Hagler Hearns Leonard
How was Hearns a better Welter than Leonard? What's your basis for Hearns and Hagler being greater than Leonard all-time?
Hagler won the middleweight title and successfully defended it 12 times. Hagler defeated Duran, Hearns, and Leonard (he was robbed), not to mention Minter, Antuofermo, Obelmejias, Hamsho, Roldan, and Mugabi. Hearns destroyed Cuevas, Duran, Shuler, and Roldan. He outboxed Benitez and Hill, two extraordinarily good boxers. He was giving Leonard a boxing lesson before falling apart at the end and he defeated Leonard in the rematch. Duran whipped Palomino and battered Leonard to win the world welterweight title, knocked out Cuevas, gave Hagler a damn good battle, and then defeated Barkley to win the WBC middleweight title. If we throw Duran's full resume into the mix, he moves to the top of the heap. Leonard comes in last by comparison whether your looking only at welterweight or (and especially) on up the ladder. His defeat to Norris was a particularly bad moment.