TOP 10 Welterweights of all time

I just looked at more scorecard for Weston-Benitez I, and I must admit I had the first fight a draw, so the decision there was about right, but I think it is more arguable Benitez won than Weston did, given that I scored a couple of close rounds Weston's way more for endeavour than anything else. I think Benitez would have been unlucky to drop that decision though.

Benitez was comfortably ahead but then started to jerk around a little and allowed Weston back into the fight. Benitez lost the last 3 rounds on my card there.

I thought he did better in the rematch though and distinguished himself, despite Richard Steele's incompetent/bought off card.

 

Fleaman and I have both apologised to each other because we realised we allowed things to descend where they should not have gone hence getting back to proper debating.

 

Yes 1 of the other judges had it a draw the other gave it to Fenech which just goes to show that judging a fight can be subjective. I am not from Accra by the way. I am just calling the fight the way I saw it and amke no apologies for that.

 

Don't be a cigarette...

 

Listen to a bit more of that "Controlling Yoga thru Ejaculations". You'll feel happier.

 

If you take into account the work that Armstrong did after he lost the title (he beat a lot of quality guys even though he was more or less shot), that, along with his ridiculous title reign, makes him a legit choice for number 2.

 

MIKE CASEY'S ALL-TIME TOP 20


01. Sugar Ray Robinson (USA)
02. Henry Armstrong (USA
03. Sugar Ray Leonard (USA)
04. Joe Walcott (Barbados)
05. Ted (Kid) Lewis (England)
06. Jack Britton (USA)
07. Mickey Walker (USA)
08. Barney Ross (USA)
09. Jose Napoles (Cuba/Mexico)
10. Emile Griffith (Virgin Islands)
11. Thomas Hearns (USA)
12. Roberto Duran (Panama)
13. Harry Lewis (USA)
14. Tommy Ryan (USA)
15. Jimmy McLarnin (Ireland)
16. Kid Gavilan (Cuba)
17. Mysterious Billy Smith (Canada)
18. Carmen Basilio (USA)
19. Luis Rodriguez (USA)
20. Oscar De La Hoya (USA