The Greatest Resumes of All Time

You could argue Robinson ahead of Charles in terms of quantity actually. Those would be the top 4, with likely Armstrong and then the likes of Leonard, Ross, Canzoneri, McLarnin, Moore, etc coming next. Guys like Walker and Barbados Joe had great resumes going through the weight classes as well. Ray Leonard should be rated very highly in terms of top wins, but his quantity doesn't match the others. Duran fought at a high, though inconsistent level at parts of his career and weights he didn't have any business being so successful at. And when included with his prime, very consistent career from LW to early on and up to the Leonard fight at WW, his resume looks all the more impressive.

Those kinds of guys, though Griffith is a damn good shout resume-wise in terms of second tier elite ATG's.

 

Charley Burley had a serious resume.

 

Jack Johnson if you just want to look at names needs to be mentioned.

 

Pep,Greb,Moore,Robinson,Chavez

 

Chavez?

 

Monzon should be mentioned not quite as many as the others but also less losses and more dominance.

 

Not that high ,but Luis Rodriguez had an underated resume.

 

In modern time he stands out, fought everyone, great record, I can think of many others before him that had greater resumes but in the lat 20 years Chavez stands out

 

Whitaker is up there with him but both aren´t on the level of a Charles, Langford, Greb. Now that I think about it DLH and Pacquiao are also two fighters of our days who met the best fighters around their weightclasses. Both aren´t near the best but still.

 

Charles was far above his best weight and past prime, a good victory for marciano but hardly compares with charles resume of marshall, burley, moore,maxim as well as beating louis and walcott past his best weight

There resume aren't even close

 

Charles was not in his prime for Marciano, in age or weight ...

 

Barbados Demon Joe Walcott, Mickey Walker, Archie Moore, SRR, Canzoneri and Armstrong. Holman Williams and Lloyd Marshall both have excellent resumes.

 

Agreed, Pep should be thrown in as well.

I recently ran across a composite of all boxing rankings (you know-Ring Mag, historians so on and so forth...) that had Pep list as #4 all time.

Almost forgot-Tunney!