... Acknowledge the greats. 1920s flyweights and bantamweights: Frankie Genaro Newsboy Brown Kid Williams Pancho Villa Fidel LaBarba Bud Taylor This is where the real meat is at.
Can you believe it - there are flyweight lists out there without Frankie Genaro in the top ten. I don't claim to be an expert on flyweights, but I know more than enough to know he should be in there.
Im not an expert on Flyweights or the era but them guys were seriously good i think i need to research them more
It's a very nice era for sure, but what can you expect, The lighter weight fighterrs usually get ****ed over. '60s through '80s was one of the the golden periods for those divisions and despite the footage being far more abundant than the earlier era's, there are still loads of top fighters who won't even make the ballot.
You're right. He's not. I was going through the updated one and came across a few unexpectees, thought he was one of them. I also checked out the World Boxing Hall of Fame. Absolute ****. Lou Nova's in there.
Tommy Farr (a fighter I rate verry highly) keeps getting on the balots for the IBHOF but guys like Jeff Clark and Dave Holly never even get nominated.
There are a few who should get in there (Joyce, Kansas etc.). Naturally, heavyweights get most of the praise. There is no way Jess Willard should feature. Or Ken Norton, or Ingemar Johansson, and so on.
I have stated a thread about fighters who should be in the hall and I would be interested by your input.
