Top 25 ATG Heavyweight List

At 388 posts you are full of ****........ Bye, bye now....:fire

 

Louis and Holmes are the only interchangeable 1 & 2. I usually have Holmes as #1 because I think he can get to Joe with his sneaky right hand before Joe gets to him with POWERBOMBS from everywhere.

Everything else is debatable.

 

You two doing lunch anytime soon?

 

1. Ali
2. Louis
3. Holmes
4. Frazier
5. Foreman
6. Marciano
7. Dempsey
8. Johnson
9. Lewis
10. Tyson
11. Holyfield
12. Jeffries
13. Liston
14. Peter Jackson
15. Charles
16. Vitali
17. Walcott
18. Langford
19. Wladmir
20. Wills
21. Bowe
22. Patterson
23. Norton
24. Baer
25. Gentleman Jim Corbett

 

1. Ali
2. Louis
3. Holmes
4. Foreman
5. Lewis
6. Marciano
7. Frazier
8. Liston
9. Tyson
10. W. Klitschko

 

I can accept this list.
:deal

MR.BILL:bbb

 

I realize neither Tim Spoon or Mike Dokes ever lived up to their potential as champs, but when they were on and in-shape, they could hang with the very best between 1887 to 2012... Of course they'd lose some fights along the way, but they were talented---when in-shape...

MR.BILL

 

can't wait to hear what you've got to say about this one haha - don't be soft on me either any critical deconstruction of my list is welcomed in the name of education - there's definately some I's probably move around - but please don't centre Everything on Marciano

Ps will try and put up how I rank the alphabet boys in a bit aswell and where there would factor from in relation to the below list which is purely the Undisputed Champs

1. Rocky Marciano
2. Jack Dempsey
3. Jack Johnson
4. Joe Louis
5. Muhammad Ali
6. Sonny Liston
7. Larry Holmes
8. George Foreman
9. Mike Tyson
10. Ezzard Charles
11. Jersey Joe Walcott
12. Lennox Lewis
13. Evander Holyfield
14. Riddick Bowe
15. Gene Tunney
16. Joe Frazier
17. John L. Sullivan
18. Floyd Patterson
19. Michael Spinks
20. Jim Corbett
21. Jim Jeffries
22. Max Baer
23. Vladimir Klitschko
24. Vitali Klitschko
25. Bob Fitzsimmons
26. Michael Moorer
27. Hasim Rachman
28. Max Schmeling
29. Jack Sharkey
30. Ingemar Johansson
31. Jess Willard
32. Buster Douglas
33. Leon Spinks
34. Primo Carnera
35. Tommy Burns
36. Jimmy Braddock
37. Marvin Hart

 

1. Muhammed Ali
2. Joe Lewis
3. Jack Johnson
4. Larry Holmes
5. Evander Holyfield
6. George Foreman
7. Rocky Marcaino
8. Jack Dempsey
9. Lennox Lewis
10. Joe Fraiser

 

:hi:LOG OFF!

 

Too high or too low??

 

I would actually put Wlad higher than Vitali now.
A shame he didn't get Steward much earlier though.

 

harsh but so funny lol

 

I will say that for 1 single night in Tokyo back in '90, Buster Douglas at 231 pounds would be a live dog against any other champ whoever wore the belt going back to 1887. Douglas had his **** together in Japan against a *****-whipped Tyson...

MR.BILL

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The Douglas of Oct. '90 in Vegas was a ****ing slob who robbed the paying public by being 246 slobbish pounds and staying down in round 3 against a peaking Holy.....

 

Mike Tyson when he was being trained by Kevin Rooney was the greatest, no doubt in my mind.