The top 30 (at least) at each weight , including P4P

These r restricted 2 modern only , ancient times should b listed seper8ly .
Their mixing is what made my previous attempt 2 combine d circus show era with d modern era seem so stupid and "fictitious"

118

1. Eder Jofre
2. Jorge Lujan
3. Israel Contreras
4. Wilfredo Vazquez
5. Raul Perez
6. Gaby Canizales
7. Wayne McCullough
8. Bernardo Pinango
9. Miguel Lora
10.

11. Chucho Castillo
12. Rafael Herera
13. Ruben Olivares
14. Jorge Eliecer Julio
15. Jeff Chandler
16. Richie Sandoval
17. Carlos Zarate
18. Johnny Tapia
19. Paulie Ayala
20. Khaokor Galaxy

21. Sung-Kil Moon
22. Luisito Espinosa
23. Jose Medel
24. Masahiko Harada
25. Yohnny Perez
26. Anselmo Moreno
27. Raul Macias
28. Nonito Donaire
29. Vakhtang Darchiniyan
30. Jeff Fennech

31. Nana Konadu
32. Veeraphol Sahaprom
33. Alberto Davila
34. Romeo Anaya
35. Enrique Pinder
36. Eddie Cook
37. John Michael Johnson
38. Junior Jones



i feel so proud and good , finally a 4midable h2h and 2 extent p4p list that its top 10 is 2 high 4 d likes of d good , but over8ed Castillo , Herera and Olivares 2 enter .

Olivares was about as good at 126 than he was at 118 .
Taking in2 consideration that his best 2 opponents by far @ 118 were Castillo and Herera and that he lost 2 them .

He is a very popular pick @ 118 , but b4 some1 tries 2 educ8 me about him , try 2 think y he should b favored over those that i actually listed above him .

I do not care how good some1 was , if there is some1 better p4p / superior h2h / gr8er resume d better will b listed above that said "good" 1 .

Also note that almost every non heavyweight fighters' achievements r spread over more than 1 weight class , so only p4p lists can do d ultim8 justice

So any1 who thinks that "his man" gets under8ed , get yourself educ8ed about those listed above me , and give me n overwhelming comparison 2 convince me otherwise .

Also remember that my list r still n approximation trying 2 encapsul8 and combine h2h 4midability , p4p quality and resume gr8ness all in 1 , which is very hard and not always possible , however it is possible more often than most think , and my lists r d best approximation by far .


d below is d facility 2 my 122 , 126 lists from

122

Vuyani Bungu
Antonio Cermeno
Yober Ortega
Wilfredo Vazquez

Wilfredo Gomez
Bernardo Pinango
Eloy Rojas
Erik Morales
Manny Pacquiao
Geronimo Penalosa
Oscar Larios
Jeff Fennech
Luis Mendoza
Welcome NCita

126
Salvador Sanchez
Juan LaPorte
Ernesto Marcel
Antonio Esparragoza
Antonio Cermeno

Erik Morales
Juan Manuel Marquez
In-Jin Chi
Azumah Nelson
Jeff Fennech
Marcos Vilassana

Marco Antonio Barera
Naseem Hamed
Ricardo Juarez
Barry McGuigan
Alexis Arguello
Eusebio Pedroza
Ruben Olivares

all weight classes may b done eventually .

 

top 60 fighters whom never won a "world title":
HW:

Tua
Akinwande (IBO)
Ibeabuchi
McCline
Denorvell Collier
Mark Wills
James Broad
Puritty
Marion Wilson
Mike Hunter


CW:
Bert Cooper
Ismail Abdul
Michael Sims
Lionel Butler (*)


LHW:
Mauro Mina
Gregorio Peralta
Douglas Jones
Sam Langford
Lou DelValle
Eric Harding


SMW:
Henry Wharton

MW:
Lloyd Marshall
Charles Burley
Tommy West
Tony Thornton
Bennie Briscoe
Dwight Davison
Sanderline Williams
Robbie Sims
Joey Archer
Rubin Carter
George Benton
Holly Mims
Nubohiro Ishida
Keith Holmes
Andrew Council



LMW:


WW:
Sim Thompkins
Danny Perez


LWW:
Benjamin Tackie


LW:
William Joyce
Juan Escobar
Howard Davis Jr.

SFW:
Ricardo Juarez

FW :
Rocky Lockridge

under 126 :


Mario Alberto DeMarco
Hector Luis Patri

 

108 :

Michael Carbajal
Melchor Cob Castro
Jesus Chong
Silvio Gamez
Humberto Gonzalez
Jung Koo Chang
Myung Woo Yuh
Amado Ursua
German Torres
Hilario Zapata