The Issue Pacman All Time.

Top 10 easily, and with a few drinks, I'll tell you why he's in the top 5.

Really, he's at least on level with all of the fab four, the best boxer below heavyweight in the past two decades.

 

Top 20. Not top 10, not yet at least for me. He could retire and be in the top 10 in a few years as historical perspective seems to be relative to time. But not top 10 for me.

 

ask this in a week or so... right now pac's great performance is to fresh in the mind. Need to get some perspective, although right now i'd say top 15 at least

 

He's somewhere between 15 and 20, and has a rare oppurtunity to land in the top 10.

 

I think that the 7 titles thing is a bit overrated. There is a lot more titles now than there was before and he didn't really beat the real champ in every weight class. I rate him very highly but more because of the impressive resume than because of the alphabet titles. top 15 at least.

 

Top 20 is fair, but to make a serious list you need a bit of time to sit down and think it out. I can barely name my top 5.

 

i have him around 10. if he beats mayweather in one last fight then he belongs top 5 or top 3. he is ridiculously good.

 

If/when he meets FMJ and beats him, top ten to say the least.

 

top 30 for sure!

 

if he beats pbf/mosley winner top 100...maybe

 

Outside the top 20....his 7 titles at 7 weights is overrated, since when did the WBO, at a catchweight count????

There are so many great fighters who fought stiffer comp.

The belts are great but after 130 he fought tailor made competition. my top 20

1)Sugar Ray Robinson
2)Henry Armstrong
3)Harry Greb
4)Sam Langorde(from 135-heavyweight)
5)Ezzard Charles
6)Benny Leonard
7)Willie Pep
8)Roberto Duran
9)Sugar Ray Leonard
10)Muhammad Ali
11)Pernell Whitaker
12)Kid Gavilan
13)Joe Louis
14)Archie Moore
15)Sandy Saddler
16)Barney Ross
17)Jimmy McClarnin
18)Tony Canzoneri
19)Charlie Burley
20)Julio Cesar Chavez

 

i'd enjoy those few drinks i think.....fair play :good