Any Criticism has 2 offer n alternative list . Based on quality of opposition by d time that it was faced , quality of per4mance vs opposition (including fighting according 2d rules) , quantity of quality per4mances (longevity @ noteworthy level) , fighting away from home and overcoming disadvantages in general 1. Roberto Duran 2. Mike McCallum 3. Salvador Sanchez 4. Julio Cesar Chavez 5. Juan LaPorte 6. Hector Camacho 7. Marvin Hagler 8. Julian Jackson 9. Sumbu Kalambay 10. Jose "Sugar Baby" Rojas 11. Ray Leonard 12. Marlon Starling 13. Jose Luis Ramirez 14. Robbie Sims 15. Israel Contreras 16. Wilfredo Vazquez 17. Raul Perez 18. Gaby Canizales 19. Miguel Lora 20. Bernardo Pinango
What about my remark about criticizing others' lists? also , Leonard's biggest wins? a robbery over a faded , older Hagler in a ring , gloves and fight length called by Leonard , and Leonard still did not impress in it . stoppages over drained Hearns , drained Duran , drained Benitez @ 147 , and a drained Kalule @ 154 . Sure it is worth of a top 10 spot ? others in my list actually proved resolve while disadvantaged .
Benitez - One of the best,pound for pound,at the time. Hearns - the hardest pound for pound puncher at the time. Hagler - Yes,he was indeed faded,but so was Leonard when you compare the 1987 model to his 1981 self.
Is not it a huge coincidence that every1 move up in w8 after losing 2 Leonard ? or retiring 4 good , in Hagler's case? Hagler was far more faded vs Leonard than Leonard was vs Hagler , was 1 of my pts .
