Top 200 All Time List, Impossible Task ?

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  1. asero

    asero Obsessed with Boxing Full Member

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    where is el finito???

    how would you rank pac and bhop after winning against pav and dlh
     
  2. trampie

    trampie Well-Known Member Full Member

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    DINAMITA {YOU WILL FOREVERMORE BE KNOWN AS GEORGIE HOLE}:lol:

    'Georgie' because you left George Dixon out of your top 100 and 'hole' because you claimed he is a hole in your knowledge :happy
     
  3. trampie

    trampie Well-Known Member Full Member

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    Up dated list coming soon, any feedback welcomed so pecking order can be changed for the better, dead wood kicked out etc {ps i get the Joppy message}
    Some of 'Georgie Hole's' concerns may be acted on or then again may be not, we shall see ?
     
  4. BoxingKangaroo

    BoxingKangaroo Active Member Full Member

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    dude.....respect what you tried to do, but no matter what anyone puts in there top 200 hundred there will always be some kind of backlash. good effort regardless.
     
  5. trampie

    trampie Well-Known Member Full Member

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    ' El Finito' Ricardo Lopez is 58 on the list.
     
  6. asero

    asero Obsessed with Boxing Full Member

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    wow that too high for lopez considering that he never been a top 5 p4p fighter...
    i really admire your efforts. i just hope you consider the suggestions and comments of credible posters. top 200 lists should be made by a panel and i hope you constantly revise your lists..

    nonetheless, you did a great job and for sure you have just created one interesting discussions in this forums..

    i also would like to ask for "contribution of a boxer to the growth of boxing as a sport is incorporated in your rankings"?
     
  7. trampie

    trampie Well-Known Member Full Member

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    Update:- Joppy and Pavlik given the boot, replaced by Winky Wright and Bute, could have played safe and picked somebody like Ken Norton instead of Bute ?,Bute last 4 wins over Bika,Berrio,Joppy and Andrade {last 3 for a World title} combined with his career 0 swung it for me. Winky record is much better than i realised so he goes in at 143. Two major movers Lou Ambers whos record is better than i first thought moves up into the top 100 and Sugar Shane Mosley whos record is worse than i thought moves out of the top 100 conviently 1 place behind Winky who to my surprise has beaten Sugar Shane twice.
    B.Ross moves above Canzoneri as had been pointed out to me Ross has a 2-0 head to head, although it seems both results were paper thin.
    The other movements are small to accommodate recent results,Bhops and Manny winning and De La Hoya losing, i did not think JC win over RJJ or Hattons recent win warrented any movement.
     
  8. catasyou

    catasyou Lucian Bute Full Member

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    I'd like to say it is a fine ffort by trampie but a totally **** LIST.DINAMITA has over exagerated with the crtiticizing but indeed the list is ****.Now mate no matter how much of a huge Bute fan I am he ain't nowhere close to being an ATG,let alone put him there.
     
  9. Beeston Brawler

    Beeston Brawler Comical Ali-egedly Full Member

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    How can Calzaghe be within two places of Lennox Lewis?
     
  10. BadJuju83

    BadJuju83 Bolivian Full Member

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    Is that seriously the worst thing on that list for you? :huh

    Morales is 4 places BEHIND Dawson and 41 places BEHIND Hatton. And nearly a 100 places BEHIND Calzaghe.
     
  11. MattMattMatt

    MattMattMatt Guest

    You have far too much time.
     
  12. walk with me

    walk with me Obsessed with Boxing Full Member

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    iran barkley @ 198...

    nah....

    take 3 deep breaths and go to sleep

    and come back when you feel your prepared
     
  13. walk with me

    walk with me Obsessed with Boxing Full Member

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    matter of fact...

    just go sit in the corner and come back after recess
     
  14. thesham01

    thesham01 Undisputed Champion Full Member

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    i`m guessing you just threw names on a sheet and however they stuck, thats the order!
     
  15. trampie

    trampie Well-Known Member Full Member

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    This list is not a P4P list, it is a ''IM A BETTER BOXER AT MY WEIGHT THAN YOU ARE AT YOUR WEIGHT'' list, for example Sugar Ray Robinson was a better Welterweight than Marciano was a Heavyweight, so he gets ranked above him, Jimmy Wilde was a better Flyweight boxer than Ricardo Lopez was a Straweight boxer so he gets ranked above him.

    Observations about lists -
    P4P is crap ?, boxers that spend most of their career at one weight tend to be penalised also it puts Heavyweights at a disadvantage as a fully blown Heavyweight can only operate at that weight.
    In P4P lists not only do smaller boxers do well, but defeats dont matter, a well known poster on here told me that Pacman could lose to De La Hoya and it would not effect his position in p4p lists unfortunately he is correct, a ranking system that allows boxers to lose and not be downgraded is pathetic, just because that boxer lost to a bigger man.
    As far as i am concerned if a boxer gets into a ring with another boxer and loses, 9 times out of 10 i would perceive the winner as the better boxer, i cant have he moved up 2 weight divisions and although he lost he should be ranked higher bull****.
    Sport is about winning, as good as Pacman is he has been beaten 3 times and drawn twice. i bet he will end up with a couple more defeats at the end of his career {like most boxers do} some people are saying he could be a top 20 atg, oh yes a modern boxer who only fights two or three times a year with 5 defeats and 2 draws a top 20 atg ?
    Thats why i cant have Pacman above Mayweather or Calzaghe.

    In my mind winning and losing in the ring counts for something.
    Qawi leads Saad Muhammed 2-0, so i rank Qawi higher
    Collins leads Eubank 2-0
    Collins leads Benn 2-0
    Eubank leads Benn 1-0 {and a draw} so i rank Collins,Eubank,Benn
    McGuigan leads Pedroza 1-0 so i rank McGuigan higher
    Hatton leads Tszyu 1-0 so i rank Hatton higher {i dont think Tszyu was shot although he retired after the fight}
    Foreman leads Frazier 2-0 so i rank Foreman higher
    i use the above examples because a lot of people would rank those boxers the other way
    i was advised that Ross holds a 2-0 over Canzoneri, so i changed their rankings,
    once i realised Winky Wright had a 2-0 over Mosley the list was changed.

    There are lots of examples of boxers having a winning record and still been placed behind
    the boxer they beat on the list.
    Terry Norris is still ranked behind Sugar Ray Leonard and
    Joe Calzaghe is still ranked behind Roy Jones Jnr {although the only reason Calzaghe is listed above Hopkins is due to his win over the executioner,Hopkins is still 80% to 90% prime the same as Calzaghe, i see Calzaghe beating Hopkins at most stages of their careers}.
    As you can see head to head is not the be all and end all, but i do favour wins in the ring.

    If anybody knows of boxers on the list who have a winning record over other boxers on the list and are ranked below them let me know !
    {as long as it is not Norris/Leonard scenario}

    Do you notice i like boxers with 0's Marciano,Mayweather,Calzaghe even Dawson,Ottke and Bute { the last 2 are #199 and #200}
    I just dont like losers, once Dawson and Bute lose i can see them been booted off the list just like Pavlik was, unless Dawson loses to Calzaghe and takes him to the wire he might just stay inside the top 200 {but be demoted}.